Our Speech Therapists

About TCTCI Speech and Language Pathologists

We are fortunate to have a super-awesome team of speech and language pathologists excited to work with your child at TCTCI. Many of our speech therapists have over 15-25 years experience in providing speech and language therapy in both the private and school setting. Our therapists are highly trained in treating language and articulation disorders.

Ms. Stephanie B:

About Ms. Stephanie B: I was born and raised in League City, TX. I recently bought a house with my boyfriend and my dog named Chloe. I love to spend time with my friends, play with my dog, read, and travel. I once spent 35 days in Europe, and I am dying to go back! I attended Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Texas for both my undergraduate and graduate studies, receiving a Bachelor of Science in Communication Sciences & Disorders and Master of Science in Speech Language Pathology. I am licensed by the Texas Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists for my clinical fellowship under the supervision of Patti Boudreaux.

Favorite Speech Activity: Each kid I interact with is different, so I love trying to figure out their interests through play…. But bubbles are my go-to activity! I mean who doesn’t like bubbles?!

If I had a superpower, I would love to be able to read minds. I think it would be fascinating to know what people are thinking especially my speech kiddos.

About Ms.Bethany: I have been an SLP for 10 years, I graduated from Texas Tech University with a Master’s of Science in Speech Language Pathology. I am married to my husband Billy and we have 2 boys who are full of energy and keep me on my toes!! Some of our favorite family activities are going to the beach, the zoo and walking along the nature trails by our house.

Favorite Speech Activity:I enjoy working with individuals with dysphagia to improve their ability to eat and drink safely. I also love working with kiddos and their loved ones to improve their overall ability to communicate with one another to eliminate the frustration that often coincides with a speech/language deficit.

If I had a superpower, It would be the ability to multiple myself so that I could help more people and never have to choose where I’m needed most.