Lacey Knowles
Cypress,TX
Summary
Dedicated speech-language therapist focused on improving quality of life through customized evidence-based interventions. Expertise in gestalt language processing and integrating families into therapy to create a collaborative environment that enhances outcomes. Strong emphasis on cultural competence, cultural humility and neuro-affirming practices to effectively support diverse populations.
Overview
3
3
years of professional experience
Work History
Speech-Language Pathologist Assistant
Thrive Speech Therapy
Cypress, TX
07.2023 - 04.2026
- Conducted individualized therapy sessions to target communication goals for caseload of 50 clients
- Consistently helped clients achieve goals through evidenced-based intervention
- Delivered sensory-informed and neuro-affirming therapy to support client's individual needs
- Assisted speech-language pathologist in developing and updating tailored treatment plans
- Accurately documented patient progress and maintained session records to track improvements and inform treatment adjustments
- Built and maintained excellent rapport with team members, caregivers and other professionals
- Prepared and organized therapy materials to facilitate effective session delivery
- Collaborated with families to support generalization of skills
- Participated in continuing education courses to stay updated on field advancements
Education
Bachelor of Arts - Communication Sciences And Disorders
University of Houston
Houston, TX05-2023
Minor - Human Development & Family Studies
University of Houston
Houston, TX05-2023
Skills
- Self-motivated
- Team collaboration
- Early intervention therapy
- Articulation & phonological intervention
- Stuttering intervention
- Gestalt & analytical language processing intervention
- Neuro-affirming approaches
- Sensory-informed approaches
- Attention to detail
- Bilingual communication
- Active listening
Timeline
Speech-Language Pathologist Assistant
Thrive Speech Therapy
07.2023 - 04.2026
Bachelor of Arts - Communication Sciences And Disorders
University of Houston
Minor - Human Development & Family Studies
University of Houston