Katelynne Svalina, M.S., CCC-SLP is a certified Speech-Language Pathologist and the founder of Sweet Magnolia Speech Therapy, PLLC. Her professional journey was shaped by a personal one—navigating feeding difficulties with her own child. That experience deepened her understanding of how overwhelming and emotional these challenges can be, and inspired her commitment to supporting other families through similar struggles.

Katelynne specializes in feeding, swallowing, and orofacial myofunctional therapy, working with patients across the lifespan. Her approach is rooted in identifying underlying causes of dysfunction through comprehensive evaluation and providing care that is functional, individualized, and respectful of each family’s needs.

She holds a background in disability studies and psychology, and has completed advanced training through The Breathe Institute and the International Association of Orofacial Myology (IAOM). Katelynne is a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and is passionate about expanding access to evidence-based therapy services for diverse and underserved communities.

Commitment to Clinical Excellence

• SOS Approach to Feeding - 36 Hours - (March 2026)

• Phonological Intervention for Multilingual Children: Expanding Cycles Approach - 1 Hour - (December 2025)

• NCSHLA Payer's Policy Webinar - 4 Hours - (November 2025)

• Everyday Ethics: Practical Tools for Navigating Ethical Dilemmas - 1 Hour - (August 2025)

• Supervision: A Shared Role Between SLPs and SLP Assistants - 1 Hour - (August 2025)

• Learning To Practice With Cultural Humility - 1 Hour - (August 2025)

• Managing Conflict with Clients, Supervisors, or Colleagues - 1.5 Hours - (July 2025)

• 20Q: Early Childhood Stuttering: Less-Direct and More-Direct Treatment - 1 Hour - (June 2025)

• Ethics in Social Media - 1 Hour - (June 2025)

• Myo Masterminds - 88 Hours - (August 2024-May 2025)

• Step Up Your Myo Game - 14 Hours - (March 2025)

• Treating Skill-based Feeding and Swallowing Disorders: Birth to Three - 1.5 Hours - (February 2025)

• Lewy Body Dementia: The Role Of The PT, OT, And SLP In Person-Centered Care - 4.5 Hours - (January 2025)

• ApPARENTly This Is Not Going Well: Difficult Conversations with Parents - 1 Hour - (December 2024)

• Neurodiversity: Navigating Scenarios Using a Neurodiversity-Affirming Approach - 1 Hour - (December 2024)

• Ethical Documentation and Billing for SLPs - 1 Hour -(December 2024)

• DIR 101: An Introduction to DIR and DIRFloortime - 11 Hours - (July 2024)

• Untying Ankyloglossia: The Impact on Infants and Children - 8 Hours - (June 2024)

• Baby Friendly Techniques - 13 Hours - (April 2024)

• FEES Training Course - 12 Hours - (August 2022)

• IAOM Certification Track Course: Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders A to Z - 30 Hours - (June 2022)

• Intro to Respiratory Dysphagia with Covid-19 Trach/Vent - 3 Hours - (April 2021)

• And More!

Shannon Bonnett, M.S., CCC-SLP is a certified Speech-Language Pathologist and the Director of Clinical Services at Sweet Magnolia Speech Therapy, PLLC. She brings 16 years of experience in the school setting and more than 5 years of experience in private practice, providing her with a broad and comprehensive clinical perspective. Shannon was first drawn to the field of Speech-Language Pathology at just eight years old, when her grandfather experienced his first stroke. She witnessed firsthand how the speech-language pathologist guiding his care involved the entire family to create meaningful, functional outcomes. That experience left a lasting impression and sparked her desire to make a similarly profound impact within her own community.

Shannon specializes in feeding and swallowing disorders, orofacial myofunctional therapy, and apraxia of speech across the lifespan. She is particularly drawn to complex cases and clients who require high-level clinical problem-solving. Shannon is unwavering in her commitment to exceptional quality of care and refuses to compromise on clinical standards. She recognizes that families’ needs extend far beyond what is often addressed in traditional therapy models and works intentionally to support the whole family—not just the individual client—both inside and outside the therapy room.

She has completed advanced training through the Once Upon a Time Foundation (i.e., Child Apraxia Treatment) and is a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). Shannon is deeply committed to delivering direct, comprehensive, and meaningful care that produces lasting change for her clients and their families.

Commitment to Clinical Excellence

• Childhood Apraxia of Speech Advanced Training Workshop - 13 Hours - (December 2025)

• Step Up Your Myo Game - 14 Hours - (March 2025)

• ChatGPT for the SLP - 2 Hours - (March 2025)

• Lewy Body Dementia: The Role Of The PT, OT, And SLP In Person-Centered Care - 4.5 Hours - (January 2025)

• HIPAA for Allied Health Professionals - 1 Hour - (January 2024)

• Treatment of Pediatric Feeding - 1.75 Hours - (August 2024)

• DIR 101: An Introduction to DIR and DIRFloortime - 11 Hours - (July 2024)

• AAC in Linguistically Culturally Diverse Populations - 1 Hour - (July 2024)

• Meaningful Speech Masterclass on Echolalia and Child Led Therapy - .05 Hours - (July 2024)

• Oh No! I have an Infant!? - 1.75 Hours - (June 2024)

• Untying Ankyloglossia: The Impact on Infants and Children - 8 Hours - (May 2024)

• Toddler Play Conference - 16 Hours - (May 2024)

• Baby Friendly Techniques -13 Hours - (April 2024)

• Redefining the Work: ​Passion, People, and Perspective - 0.5 Hours -(March 2024)

• Treatment of Apraxia of Speech - 6 Hours - (February 2024)

• Treating Speech Sound Disorders: Considerations for Intervention Planning - 2 Hours - (May 2023)

• Aligning Assessment Practices With Special Education Eligibility Requirements - 2 Hours - (May 2023)

• Conversations on Treating R Errors - 1 Hour - (May 2023)

• Working With Adolescents Who Stutter - 7 Hours - (May 2023)

• Analyzing Speech Sound Error Patterns in Children With Speech Sound Disorders - 1 Hour - (May 2023)

• Selecting Complex Intervention Targets for Children With Phonological Disorders - 2 Hours - (May 2023)

• Incorporating phonological awareness into intervention for CAS - 0.5 Hours - (March 2023)

• Developmental Outcomes for Children with Early Medical Diagnoses or Experiences - 2 Hours - (February 2023)

• Mindfulness in Ethics: The Code at Work in Schools - 1 Hour - (December 2022)

• Cultivating Student Success Through Effective Service Delivery - 2.5 Hours - (May 2022)

• Early, Persistent, and Remediated Speech Sound Disorders - 2 Hours - (May 2022)

• Treating R Errors: Evidence-Based Cueing and Practice Strategies - 2 Hours - (May 2022)

• Working with Selective Mutism: The SLP’s Role - 2 Hours - (May 2022)

• And More!

Meghan Rabinowitz, M.S., CCC-SLP is a certified Speech-Language Pathologist with over 10 years of experience having working with individuals across the lifespan in private practices, daycares, schools, rehabilitation facilities, and skilled nursing facilities. She knew from a young age that she wanted to help others and make a difference in their lives, no matter how big or how small. And here she is! Doing it every day!

Meghan specializes in pediatric feeding and swallowing disorders as well as orofacial myofunctional therapy. She enjoys helping children and families feel empowered by supporting them as they improve their communication, feeding, and oral motor skills. The true reward is seeing them gain the confidence to share their ideas and uniqueness with the world around them, engage in meals comfortably, and feel their best in the long-term.

Meghan has completed advanced training through the SOS Approach to Feeding and is a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). She feels so immensely blessed to be a part of her clients’ journey and to celebrate their wins along side them!

Commitment to Clinical Excellence

• SOS Approach to Feeding - 37.5 Hours - (2025)

• Rock the R University R Elicitation Masterclass - 2 Hours - (2025)

• Baby Friendly Techniques Tongue Tie & Oral Dysfunction: Clinical Breastfeeding Applications - 13 Hours - (2025)

• The MyoSphere: Step Up Your Myo Game - 14 Hours - (2025)

• ARFID: The Anxious Eater - 4 Hours - (2025)

• Preschool Stuttering - 30 Minutes - (2024)

• Sweet Magnolia Speech Therapy, PLLC Monthly Study Club Training Focusing on Gestalt Language Processing and Presented by Kate Drabato - 1 Hour - (2024)

• Generalization: How to Make it Happen for Kids with Residual Articulation Errors - 30 Minutes - (2023)

• Demystifying the Complexity Approach: Making Theory Practical - 1 Hour - (2023)

• How to Implement the Complexity Approach in your Therapy Session - 30 Minutes - (2023)

• Please, Just Tell Me What Therapy Approach I Should Use - 1 Hour - (2023)

• What You’re Missing: From Assessment to Intervention - 3 Hours - (2023)

• 5 Ways to Use the Box of Sound Decks in Therapy - 30 Minutes - (2023)

• And More!

Amanda Kimery, M.S., CCC-SLP is a certified Speech-Language Pathologist with a deep passion for helping others feel confident, seen, and empowered. She believes that every individual deserves to be heard, understood, and nourished—both in communication and in feeding.

Amanda specializes in feeding and swallowing disorders as well as orofacial myofunctional therapy, supporting clients from the earliest stages of life and beyond. She values the dynamic nature of speech-language pathology and appreciates that no two days—or two clients—are ever the same. Amanda thrives on clinical complexity and enjoys thinking critically to identify the root cause of a delay or disorder rather than simply addressing surface-level symptoms. She utilizes a whole-person, family-centered approach to therapy, carefully considering each client’s unique strengths, needs, environment, and long-term goals.

Amanda has completed advanced training through the SOS Approach to Feeding and BITES®. She is a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and is passionate about providing evidence-based, compassionate care that promotes safe feeding, functional communication, and lasting confidence for the individuals and families she serves.

Commitment to Clinical Excellence

• SOS Approach to Feeding - 36 Hours - (2025)

• Lived Experience of Cluttering: How it Applies to Clinical Practice - 1 Hour - (2025)

• Cluttering: An Overview of Diagnosis and Treatment Across the LifeSpan - 14 Hours - (2025)

• Baby Friendly Techniques - 13 Hours - (2025)

• Step Up Your Myo Game - 14 Hours - (2025)

• Working with Students and Patients from Generation Z - 1.5 Hours - (2025)

• Effective Coaching Strategies in Clinical Supervision and Instruction - 1.5 Hours (2025)

• Lewy Body Dementia: The Role Of The PT, OT, And SLP In Person-Centered Care - 4.5 Hours - (2025)

• Beyond the Swallow: Tracheostomy Tube and Ventilator Management - 1 Hour - (2024)

• Achieving Feeding Therapy Goals Through Play - 1 Hour - (2024)

• Feeding in Cleft Lip and Palate: Surgical Interventions in the First Year of Life - 1.5 Hours - (2024)

• Neurodiversity-Affirming AAC - 1 Hour - (2024)

• BITES: The Behavioral InTEgrated with Speech Approach to Feeding Therapy - 12 Hours - (2024)

• And More!

Erika Brownlee, M.S., CCC-SLP is a certified Speech-Language Pathologist with over five years of clinical experience. Coming from a family of educators, she has spent much of her life immersed in learning environments, observing and appreciating the impact that dedicated teachers and therapists have on the lives of others. It was through these experiences that she developed a deep passion for supporting neurodiverse individuals.

Erika specializes in Gestalt Language Processing and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). She is committed to building authentic, meaningful relationships with her clients and their families, taking the time to truly understand each individual’s strengths, needs, and goals. She believes progress is found not only in major milestones, but also in the small, meaningful moments—and she finds great joy in celebrating each step forward alongside families.

Erika has completed advanced training through Meaningful Speech and the SOS Approach to Feeding. She is a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and is deeply passionate about finding meaningful and life-changing ways to help others eat and communicate.

Commitment to Clinical Excellence

• AAC Therapy IS Speech Therapy: Applying Traditional Strategies to AAC Implementation - 1.5 Hours - (2026)

• Ethical Documentation and Billing for SLPs - 1 Hour - (2026)

• Disability Inclusion: What Healthcare Providers Need to Know - 1 Hour - (2026)

• Language Development in Non-Mainstream Cultures - 1 Hour - (2026)

• Everyday Ethics: Practical Tools for Navigating Ethical Dilemmas - 1 Hour - (2026)

• SOS Approach to Feeding - 36 Hours - (2025)

• Step Up Your Myo Game - 14 Hours - (2025)

• Natural Language Acquisition Trained Clinician - 37 Hours - (2023)

• And More!

Danielle Reitzel, M.Ed., CCC-SLP is a certified Speech-Language Pathologist with deep personal ties to the field. When she was 9 years old, her grandmother suffered a massive stroke resulting in a permanent trach. Watching her grandmother’s strength and struggles inspired her to devote herself to a career helping others who may be experiencing those same challenges.

Danielle specializes in pediatric language, feeding, and swallowing disorders as well as orofacial myofunctional therapy. She loves helping children find their voices and seeing the happiness that flows from parents when that happens. One of her favorite quotes is “I teach kids to talk back” and that she most certainly does! She is able to support many of her clients in ways that only few can due to her own personal struggles with tongue and lip ties, as well as temporomandibular joint dysfunction. Danielle is able to relate to them and show them how putting in the work truly does make a huge difference.

Danielle has completed a variety of trainings to ensure she can best meet the needs of all of her clients. She is also a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). Danielle is immensely proud of the strong bonds that she develops with her clients as she guides them on the path to success and is always thrilled to creatively meet them where they’re at!

Commitment to Clinical Excellence

• Baby Friendly Techniques: Tongue Tie & Oral Dysfunction: Clinical Breastfeeding Applications - 13 Hours - (2025)

• OT and SLP Collaboration for the School-Aged Child - 4 Hours - (2025)

• And More!

Ashley Sturgis, M.S., CCC-SLP, is a certified Speech-Language Pathologist who was inspired to pursue this field after witnessing the meaningful progress her nephew made with speech therapy services. That experience sparked a passion to provide the same level of support to children with delays and special needs, helping them reach their fullest potential.

Ashley specializes in pediatric articulation, feeding, and swallowing disorders, as well as orofacial myofunctional therapy. Drawing on her experience in school-based settings and exceptional children classrooms, she brings a unique ability to bridge the gap between private and school-based therapy. This perspective ensures that each child’s needs are comprehensively addressed and no area of development is overlooked.

Ashley has completed advanced training through the SOS Approach to Feeding and is a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). She is passionate about partnering with families and finds great fulfillment in supporting them throughout their child’s progress.

Commitment to Clinical Excellence

• SOS Approach to Feeding - 36 Hours - (2026)

• Picky Eating Through the Lens of Orofacial Myology - 1 Hour - (2025)

• Using Sematic Feature Analysis to Support Word-Retrieval/Executive Function: Part 2 - 1 Hour - (2025)

• Survival Guide as a School SLP: Rethink Your Approach by Going Outside the Box - 1 Hour and 30 Minutes - (2025)

• Bringing Literacy to Life in Speech Therapy: Part 1 - 1 Hour - (2025)

• Social Emotional Learning: Practical Applications in Speech Therapy - 1 Hour - (2025)

• Leveraging Syntax to Support Executive Functioning & Language Processing: Part 1 - 1 Hour - (2025)

• Vocabulary Interventions for Students with Language Disorders - 1 Hour and 30 Minutes - (2024)

• SLPs in Rural Health Care: Workflow, Ethical Considerations, and Resilience - 1 Hour (2024)

• 20Q: Efficient and Effective Langugage Intervention in the Schools - 1 Hour - (2024)

• SLP Introduction to the Code of Ethics - 1 Hour - (2024)

• Navigating IEP Meetings Ethically with Confidence - 1 Hour - (2024)

• 20Q: Language Intervention for Children with Developmental Language Disorder - 1 Hour - (2024)

• The Neurodiversity Movement: An Overview for Autism Service Providers - 1 Hour - (2024)

• Collaborative Therapy Isn’t Pushy - 1 Hour - (2024)

• Executive Functioning Beyond the Basics for School Based SLPs - 1 Hour (2023)

• 20Q: Grammar and Syntax for School Age Learners - 1 Hour - (2023)

• 20Q: The Importance of Explicit Literacy Instruction in Early Elementary Grades - 1 Hour - (2023)

• Collaborating with Applied Behavioral Analysis: What Every SLP Needs to Know - 1 Hour - (2023)

• 20Q: Using Speech Science in Clinical Practice - 1 Hour - (2023)

• Screen Use in Children and Impact on Development: What Has Changed? - 1 Hour - (2023)

Ashleigh Davis, M.S., CCC-SLP is a certified Speech-Language Pathologist and a self-proclaimed professional yapper. Her gift for gab is the driving force that brought her to this field as she holds a passion for helping others better communicate, interact, and experience the world around them.

Ashleigh specializes in Gestalt Language Processing and Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy. Her approach to therapy is strengths-based, collaborative, and FUNctional. Ashleigh highly values caregiver collaboration as well as incorporating the interests of the child to ensure therapy is an engaging, educational, and enjoyable experience for the whole family.

Ashleigh has completed advanced training through the SOS Approach to Feeding. She is a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and prioritizes establishing meaningful relationships with both clients and families throughout their speech, language, feeding, and orofacial myofunctional journeys. 

Commitment to Clinical Excellence

• SOS Approach to Feeding - 36 Hours - (2026)

• And More!

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Commitment to Clinical Excellence

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Diana Hernandez serves as a Clinical Care Coordinator for Sweet Magnolia Speech Therapy, PLLC, where she plays an essential role in supporting the daily operations of the practice. She skillfully manages client scheduling, phone calls, messages, faxes, and emails, ensuring that each interaction is handled with efficiency and care. For many families and providers, Diana is the friendly and reassuring voice on the other end of the line, guiding them through the often complex healthcare process with patience and clarity!

Diana is known for her can-do, will-do attitude and her unwavering commitment to problem-solving. When challenges arise, she is often the first to step forward, approaching each situation with confidence, resourcefulness, and a solutions-focused mindset! Her ability to remain calm under pressure and navigate complex situations makes her an invaluable support to both clients and colleagues. She takes immense pride in her work and is deeply dedicated to ensuring the office operates seamlessly. Diana consistently goes above and beyond to support clients, providers, and coworkers. Her attention to detail, strong work ethic, and genuine investment in the success of the team help foster a positive, organized, and welcoming environment.

Outside of the office, Diana enjoys spending quality time with her family, who mean the world to her. She also loves listening to music, traveling, shopping (sometimes a little too much), and trying new foods!

Veronica Tapia serves as a Clinical Care Coordinator and the Billing Specialist for Sweet Magnolia Speech Therapy, PLLC. She brings over 11 years of experience in medical billing, with extensive experience supporting military families—one of our community’s largest and most valued populations. Her expertise ensures accurate, efficient financial processes while helping families navigate the complexities of healthcare billing with clarity and confidence.

Veronica is known for her solutions-oriented mindset and her commitment to refining systems that enhance both operational efficiency and the overall client experience. She takes pride in supporting families during what can often feel like overwhelming circumstances and works collaboratively with a dedicated team of clinicians and staff who share a passion for delivering exceptional care. Her contributions are integral to the seamless day-to-day operations of Sweet Magnolia Speech Therapy, PLLC.

Outside of the office, Veronica enjoys shopping, taking short road trips, drawing, and cheering on her children at their sporting events. She is inspired by her favorite Bible verse, “God is within her, she will not fail.” – Psalm 46:5.