Speech-Language Pathologists

Beatrice specializes in working with families of children who are late talkers and who have difficulties with social communication articulation.  She has expertise with voice and feeding/swallowing disorders. She speaks French. 

Previously, Beatrice worked in Boston public schools on assessment and treatment of school age children with spoken and written language learning disabilities.  She also worked at Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, doing acute inpatient and outpatient assessment and treatment for children and adults with speech-language, cognitive, voice and feeding or swallowing impairments.

Lilach provides assessment and treatment of preschool to school age children in a wide array of disorders, including articulation and phonological impairments, receptive and expressive language, pragmatics and social thinking, fluency and voice, and decoding and reading comprehension. Lilach also leads the Kindergarten Readiness Group for children with language and social delays.

Mae provides speech-language evaluations and treatment for young children.  She specializes in play-based intervention with preschool-aged children.

Before joining Children's Health Council, Mae worked with a multidisciplinary team of speech pathologists, occupational therapists, and audiologists to provide comprehensive treatment plans for children and adults with speech, language and hearing disorders at an outpatient clinic near Washington D.C.

Sonali works with children who have difficulty talking clearly and learning the skill of sharing personal stories. She is PROMPT trained and focuses on therapy that is meaningful and useful for the whole family. She understands Hindi.