Amanda Lee

Amanda Lee is a dedicated speech-language pathologist and certified neonatal therapist specializing in pediatric feeding, swallowing, and early language development. With over two decades of experience, Amanda provides expert care for children from infancy through age 8, addressing feeding and swallowing challenges and offering comprehensive speech and language therapy. Amanda is passionate about empowering families with tools and knowledge to support their child's growth. Amanda holds a Bachelor of Arts in Human Communication Studies from the University of San Francisco and a Master of Arts in Communication Disorders from the University of Northern Colorado. She is certified by the American Speech Language Hearing Association (ASHA). Amanda has specialized training in the developmental care and oral feeding progression of preterm infants. Outside of work, Amanda enjoys reading, traveling, practicing yoga, and spending time with her family and beloved Aussiedoodle.

My Approach To Speech Therapy

My approach to speech therapy is holistic and family-focused with an emphasis on promoting safe feeding skills and nurturing communication growth. Using evidence-based practices, I create personalized therapy plans tailored to each child’s unique needs. I believe that a joyful and curious environment is essential for a child’s success in learning. Sessions are child-centered and rooted in play, equipping families with practical strategies woven into everyday routines.

What A Session Looks Like With Me

Therapy sessions with me are playful and engaging, blending your child’s interests with targeted activities to strengthen their abilities and reach our goals. We will use books, games, or items from your home to explore fun and meaningful activities that naturally enhance feeding and communication. I strive to create a warm and supportive space where your child can build skills, achieve developmental milestones, and gain confidence along the way.

Fun Facts About Amanda

I was in plays and musicals from kindergarten through college and today you will often find me driving my own children to their play rehearsals or en route to see a live performance at our local theater.