Speech Therapy

Speech Therapy

The overall goal of speech therapy services is to support an individual in communicating in a more functional way. Language, communication, and social challenges are addressed through individual sessions and through collaboration with other service providers. This service helps clients improve their verbal, nonverbal, and social communication in order to be more independent with all communication partners across all environments.

Our speech language pathologists conduct comprehensive evaluations and provide appropriate and dynamic service delivery methods. Treatment plans are individually tailored to reflect an understanding of clients’ ages and specific functional needs.

Speech language pathologists collaborate and communicate effectively with all staff and team members including, including occupation therapists, behavioral team members, and outside professionals, to consistently serve the needs of the individual relating to treatment plans. Collaboration occurs with families and caregivers in order to provide opportunities for them to be involved in and carry over the individual’s speech‐language pathology services.

Areas We Serve

We offer our services throughout the Northeastern United States. With over a dozen locations and a full partnership approach, we’re committed to giving families the support they need to navigate an often overwhelming landscape.

We provide therapy for individual development delays throughout development. Our experience gives us the ability to understand and treat each individual uniquely. Our clinically proven evidence-based therapy focuses on ensuring our clients receive the best and most effective care possible.

Jillian Seymour

Senior Speech-Language Pathologist

Madison Caffrey

Senior Speech-Language

Pathologist

Alexa Carley

Speech-Language Pathologist

Courtney Smith

Speech-Language Pathologist

Hannah Wilson

Speech Language-Pathologist

Morgan Pacheco

Speech-Language Pathologist

Stephanie Raymond

Speech-Language Pathologist

Jillian D'Angelo

Director of Speech-Language Pathology

Jill graduated from the accelerated bachelor’s to master’s program in Speech Language Pathology, at the University of Rhode Island in 2017. She joined the ACP team in 2020 as a Speech Language Pathologist in the Warwick, RI center, and is now Director of Speech Language Pathology across RI, MA, VT, NH and CT. Jill is licensed in RI and MA and provides direct care to clients in addition to leading the team of SLP providers. She is passionate about clients accessing high-quality care to support their development in all areas.

Our Purpose

Our Mission: Empowering families to reach their potential through early diagnosis and exceptional, innovative, interdisciplinary care.

Our Vision: Transforming lives as a leader in innovative, integrated, and person-centered care.

Jillian Seymour

Senior Speech-Language Pathologist
Jillian’s passion for ensuring an individual’s right to participate fully in communicative interactions and assistive technology led her to ACP’s SLP team. Originally from NY, she is a SUNY Plattsburgh graduate with degrees in Psychology, Communication Sciences and Disorders, and Speech-Language Pathology. Jillian is currently completing course credits to obtain an Assistive Technology Certificate through the University of Illinois at Chicago to ensure clients, caregivers, staff, and teams in the Vermont and New Hampshire centers continue to receive evidence-based AAC services and ongoing training. Outside of work, you can find Jillian spending time with her partner and dogs hiking, kayaking, and swimming across the northeast.

Madison Caffrey

Speech-Language Pathologist
Madison Caffrey is a Speech-Language Pathologist out of our Warwick location. She has been an SLP for 3 years and has experience with children and adults ages 2-43 in the clinic setting. She has a lot of interest in AAC and in social skills!

Alexa Carley

Speech-Language Pathologist

Alexa is a compassionate, creative and dedicated clinician who graduated from Iona University with her Master of Arts in Communication Sciences and Disorders. Since graduating, Alexa has worked with children and young adults of all ages and diagnoses in early intervention, private practice, and school settings. She uses child-centered and play-based approaches to create an engaging environment for her clients and believes therapy sessions should be more fun than work! Alexa has a strong passion for feeding therapy, offering 1:1 sessions with individualized food-chaining treatment plans, as well as within Little Chefs, a feeding group in Danvers, where positive interactions with novel fruits and vegetables are encouraged through a variety of sensory experiences and structured group recipes. Alexa’s love for cooking with children translates into her home environment as her most therapeutic hobby when outside of ACP!

Courtney Smith

Speech-Language Pathologist

Courtney is the SLP in our Pawtucket center. She received her master’s degree from Worcester State University in December 2022. Courtney completed her CF with us and has been here for over a year. Courtney has a special interest in working with pediatrics and providing therapy through play-based activities.

Hannah Wilson

Speech Language-Pathologist

Hannah has a decade of experience working with children and adults with complex communication needs. Hannah currently works remotely providing speech-language intervention to our centers and families across Massachusetts.

Morgan Pacheco

Speech-Language Pathologist

Moran is the SLP in our Warwick Center. She received her master’s degree from The University of Rhode Island. She has worked at ACP for 3 years as behavior technician while completing school. She has interests in AAC and providing therapy through play-based sessions. 

Stephanie Raymond

Speech-Language Pathologist

Stephanie graduated from the University of South Florida in 2019 with a master’s degree in speech-language pathology. Stephanie worked in the school system and home health early intervention for over three years before joining the ACP team in 2023 at the Worcester, MA center. Stephanie is working towards her clinical doctorate in speech-language pathology at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions. She is passionate about alternative communication because it gives all children the opportunity to express themselves and build relationships.