Haley follows in the footsteps of her family of speech-language pathologists and has enjoyed forging her own path in this exciting field! She received her Bachelors of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders (with a minor in Special Education) from The Pennsylvania State University and later earned her Masters in Speech-Language Pathology from West Chester University. Throughout graduate school, she was fortunate to have had clinical placements with Wissahickon School District and Good Shepherd Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospital in Allentown, Pennsylvania.

Since starting her career, Haley has worked primarily in the educational and private practice settings. She has been a part of the YSP team part-time since 2021. Haley currently works with school-aged students across Montgomery County and provides therapeutic services for students in the areas of articulation/phonology, expressive/receptive language, and fluency/stuttering. She especially loves building expressive and receptive language skills in children of all ages! Haley has additional experience and training in augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), natural language acquisition, and special education programming/services. She believes in a child-led, neurodiversity affirming therapy approach that prioritizes connection, play, and provides meaningful support for her clients and their families.

Haley holds her Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and holds her Educational Specialist Certification and license in Speech-Language Pathology in the state of Pennsylvania. She hopes to empower her clients through communication and be a part of your family’s speech and language journey!

Caryssa is an American Speech and Hearing Association certified pediatric speech language pathologist. She received her Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Speech Language Pathology from Duquesne University. Caryssa has a passion working with the pediatric population beginning at birth. Her past experiences include working in schools, early intervention and outpatient therapy. As a speech language pathologist, Caryssa has increased experience and education in pediatric feeding disorders, language delays, Augmentative Alternative Communication (AAC), aural rehabilitation (including cochlear implants), articulation disorders and motor-speech disorders. She is also fluent in American Sign Language (ASL).

Caryssa is a TouchChat partner, a certified LAMP professional and has presented at multiple conferences regarding AAC implementation. Finally, Caryssa has obtained the DIR/Floortime Basic Certificate indicating hours of training in building language through play.

Caryssa is also a Certified Myofunctional Therapist (CMT®) by completing rigorous coursework and case studies through the Myo Method and specializes in the treatment and evaluation of Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders (OMDs). Caryssa is a driven and caring SLP who practices with the belief that speech therapy should be family focused as well as fun! She is devoted to staying on top of the newest research to provide the best and most efficient therapy to her clients.

Krista holds a Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American Speech-Language and Hearing association and is licensed in Pennsylvania. She received her Bachelors in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Temple University and her Masters in Speech-Language Pathology from Jacksonville University. Krista has over four years of experience working with children, in both the school and clinical settings. A majority of her experience was gained working at an elementary school, where she primarily served students enrolled in the developmentally delayed Pre-K program. Krista evaluates and treats a variety of speech and language disorders; however, her passion is working on early language development and literacy disorders. Krista’s favorite part about her job is connecting with families and getting to celebrate the progress made by each child she works with!

Outside of speech, Krista is a talented ‘Add to Cart’ shopper and is known not to purchase a thing.

Abby received her Bachelor’s degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Penn State University and her Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology from East Stroudsburg University.

She has worked with patients across the lifespan — from just 6 weeks old to over 100 years young — but her heart truly belongs to the birth-to-three population. Abby loves working alongside families during those early years, helping little ones build strong foundations in communication and feeding while empowering parents every step of the way. Her background includes experience in school districts, early intervention, and both inpatient and outpatient pediatric rehabilitation. This range of settings allows her to see the “big picture” and create therapy plans that are practical, functional, and tailored to each child’s daily life.

Abby has a special passion for pediatric feeding therapy. She has extensive experience supporting children with feeding disorders, breast and bottle feeding challenges, tethered oral tissues, and oral motor difficulties. She often co-treats with occupational therapy using a sensory-based, child-led approach and is certified in the Beckman Oral Motor Protocol.

She is also passionate about helping children recover and rebuild skills after traumatic brain injuries or concussions. With certification in Interactive Metronome, Abby incorporates evidence-based strategies to address cognitive-communication and executive functioning challenges, supporting attention, processing speed, organization, and overall brain recovery.

Outside of the therapy room, Abby is a proud first-time mom to her sweet five-month-old son and a devoted cat mom. She loves spending long weekends with family in Ocean City, MD, where you’ll likely find her jet skiing, enjoying delicious ice cream, or in a highly competitive round of mini-golf with her husband!

Christy’s entire 25+ year career as an occupational therapist has been exclusively in pediatrics. Through her journey as a pediatric OT, Christy has gained experience working with children in early intervention, preschool settings, rehabilitation hospitals, and outpatient therapy centers. She has professional experience working with children to improve their physical development, fine motor development, sensory processing skills, social-emotional development, feeding skills, and visual processing abilities. Christy has training and continuing education in infant-toddler development, autism, sensory processing differences, social-emotional development, and feeding. Christy earned her Bachelors in occupational therapy at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia. She is a licensed and certified occupational therapist in the state of Pennsylvania. Christy is dedicated to enhancing the daily lives of pediatric clients and their families through occupational therapy.