Monica Harmon

Owner and Speech-Language Pathologist. Specializing in pediatric speech and language therapy, adult neurocognitive disorders, and dyslexia.

Subcontracted and provided speech and language therapy in a variety of settings including: preschools, daycare, in-home, and teletherapy.

• Conducted comprehensive speech and language assessments for pediatric patients.
• Developed individualized treatment plans addressing diverse communication disorders.
• Implemented evidence-based therapeutic interventions to enhance patient outcomes.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to coordinate holistic care strategies.
• Educated families on communication development and effective strategies for support.
• Monitored patient progress, adjusting therapies based on performance and feedback.
• Evaluated and diagnosed patients with speech, language, voice, and fluency disorders using standardized assessments and clinical observations.

• Enhanced speech and language development in children by designing engaging activities and exercises targeting various skill levels.
• Established strong relationships with patients and families, fostering trust and collaboration towards shared treatment goals.
• Developed evidence-based treatment plans that effectively addressed the unique needs of each patient, leading to improved outcomes over time.
• Improved patient communication skills by implementing individualized therapy plans tailored to their specific needs.
• Conducted thorough evaluations of patients'' swallowing abilities, leading to appropriate recommendations for diet modifications or further medical referrals when necessary.
• Effectively managed caseloads within a variety of settings including schools, private practice, hospitals, and skilled nursing facilities.
• Developed resource materials for parents to continue speech therapy practices at home, enhancing progress.
• Tailored speech therapy techniques to adults recovering from strokes, significantly improving their communication abilities.
• Enhanced patient satisfaction by establishing supportive and encouraging therapy environment.
• Conducted swallowing therapy with patients experiencing dysphagia, improving their ability to eat and reducing risk of aspiration.