Andrea Garza

Andrea Garza is an ASHA-certified Speech-Language Pathologist with over a decade of experience helping children find their voice and thrive in their communication skills. She holds a bachelor's degree in Communication Disorders from New Mexico State University and a master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences. With more than 10 years of experience in private practice and 5 years in public school settings, Andrea specializes in evaluating and treating children ages 1 to 18 across a wide range of speech and language disorders. Her areas of expertise include: Articulation & phonological disorders, Fluency (stuttering), Receptive & expressive language delays, Cognitive-communication disorders, Literacy-based language disorders, and Oral-motor & feeding challenges. Her therapy approach is individualized, compassionate, and functional — designed to meet each child where they are while supporting families through parent coaching and real-world strategies. Andrea believes that collaboration and consistency are key to helping children succeed in their daily routines. Whether you're a parent seeking support or a professional looking to collaborate, Andrea is here to help empower communication, confidence, and connection.

My Approach To Speech Therapy

Every child is different, which is why I tailor therapy to fit their specific needs—blending evidence-based strategies with engaging, play-based and child-led techniques that keep kids motivated and involved.

What A Session Looks Like With Andrea

Sessions are offered in person, virtually, or within the community, depending on what works best for the child and their family. Every session is designed not just to improve communication skills—but to build confidence and empower each child to reach their full potential. I love to incorporate the interests of the client into our therapy activities.

Fun Facts About Andrea

In my spare time you'll find me spending time with my husband and 3 kids, in the gym, at a high school football game, at an all-star cheerleading competition, or curling up on the couch watching a show.