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We are committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment for
all people, including our LGBTQ+ clients, caregivers, and team members.
Meet The Team
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CEO Sound Pediatric Therapy
Director of Speech-Language Pathology Services
Meredith Shatto
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Meredith specializes in supporting individuals with feeding differences and oral-motor delays. She is a steering committee member for the Pediatric Feeding Association and has over 20 years experience working as an SLP providing therapy in community and private practice settings. Meredith enjoys presenting in the community to provide education on strategies to promote communication and feeding/oral motor development. ​
Special interests and expertise include Early Support
for Infants and Toddlers (ESIT), oral-motor and feeding therapy, SOS approach to feeding, and parent coaching. Meredith is a certified instructor for 'It Takes Two to Talk'.
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Meredith plans frequent getaways to Vashon to hunt for beach glass and enjoy time with her family. She loves all things food including cooking, canning, grocery shopping, farmers' markets, berry-picking, cookbook browsing, and dining out.
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"I am especially passionate about helping others improve their feeding, but the relationships I build with my community and the shared learning and growth is what makes my work so rewarding."
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Director of Occupational Therapy Services
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Ally Mohr
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Ally has been working as a pediatric occupational therapist since 2016. She has experience working in home, community, and clinic-based settings throughout the Chicago and Seattle areas. Ally is passionate about partnering with families and supporting them throughout the therapy process to help them understand their child’s strengths and identity. She also enjoys collaborating with local organizations to expand services and supports for neurodivergent children.
Areas of interest include: Infant development (torticollis/plagiocephaly, motor delays), postural control, sensory processing, and emotional regulation.
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Outside of the office, Ally enjoys playing board games, sewing and crafting, and cuddling with her sweet orange cat.
"I value establishing strong relationships with each child and their family, as well as providing practical strategies that they can incorporate into their routines. My goal is to empower families to move through their routines with greater ease and confidence”
Office Assistant
Kendall chase
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Kendall joined STN following working in the educational system as a Kindergarten teacher. Her background provided insight into the value of collaboration with therapists and the importance of early intervention. Kendall supports clients participation in therapy through her administrative work obtaining referrals, supporting insurance needs, and monthly invoicing.
Kendall loves the outdoors and spending time at the beach. Some of her favorite places are Baker Lake, Vashon Island, and her hometown of Lake Chelan. She believes that outdoor education is vital to children's growth and homeschools her two children.
"I value STN's team approach to providing care and family centeredness. Working at STN has provided me the flexibility of working from home, which allows additional time to focus on raising my children."
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Speech Language Pathologist
Jazmin Rambeau
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Jazmin is an empathetic and enthusiastic speech-language pathologist who offers a holistic approach for both children and adults. She is dedicated to enhancing the strengths of her clients and boosting their communication within the context of their culture, identity, and values.
Her special interests include articulation, voice, early intervention, and feeding. She has had specialized training in SOS Approach to Feeding, Visualizing and Verbalizing, Social Thinking, and gender-affirming voice therapy. Jazmin is also a certified yoga teacher through programs including Talk Yoga and LoveYourBrain Yoga.
Jazmin considers herself to be a multi-passionate mystic – she also runs a small astrology business and enjoys exploring the connection between communication and the deeper layers of Self. In her free time, she enjoys being in nature and spending time with loved ones.
"Communication is the key to connection. Nothing brings me greater joy than to see a client express their authentic self with greater clarity and confidence."
Speech Language Pathologist
Samantha Kim
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Samantha is a bilingual Korean speaker and has a passion for play-based therapy and working collaboratively with children, families, and other therapists to provide holistic care. She believes that fostering play is a necessity for every child to help support their development.
Samantha's areas of special interests include Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), social communication, play-based therapy, and working with culturally and linguistically diverse populations. She has specialized training in Natural Language Acquisition (NLA)/Gestalt Language Processing (GLP).
Outside of the clinic, you can find Samantha snowboarding in the winter and camping/hiking in the summer! In the meantime, she enjoys baking lots of cookies and breads and trying new restaurants.
"Every voice, no matter what it may look or sound like, deserves to be heard. Communication is so important at all stages of life to connect with others, comment about the world around them, and make needs known."
Speech Language Pathologist
Temre Brandt
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Temre is passionate about using strengths-based and holistic approaches to therapy, with an emphasis on collaborating with children and their caregivers to ensure therapy goals are in alignment with each family’s identities, culture(s), and linguistic values. Temre provides therapy to early language learners of Spanish.
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Temre's areas of interest and specialities include early intervention, play-based therapy, caregiver-coaching, infant/toddler mental health perspectives, the Hanen Center’s ‘It Takes Two to Talk’, the SOS Approach to Feeding, and the Palin Parent-Child Interaction Therapy for Children Under Seven Who Stutter. Temre has also completed introductory coursework for the DIR/Floortime and the SCERTS model.
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Temre is a creative person who enjoys self-expression through singing, dancing, and creating art. Temre is learning more about ethical foraging and loves reconnecting with nature whenever possible.
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“Every human being brings a unique identity and perspective to the world. Successful communication is the key to deepening relationships, building confidence, and opening the door to new possibilities.”
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Speech Language Pathologist
Amanda Sallay
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Amanda is a fluent Spanish speaker, who strives to create a therapy environment that is understanding, playful, collaborative, and neurodiversity-affirming. She is a parent advocate for children with disabilities, and a champion of play-based therapy for all children and teens.
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Amanda’s areas of special interest include social communication, dual language learners, Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), interdisciplinary collaboration, gender affirming voice therapy, and articulation.
On any given weekend, you can find Amanda exploring a local bike trail with her family and dog. Amanda has a huge passion for baking and enjoys perusing the farmer’s market for seasonal pie ingredients.
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"I believe growth looks different for each individual person. As a clinician, I want to create space to understand what is intrinsically motivating to each client, with a focus on fun and collaboration."
Speech Language Pathologist
Katelyn Leonard
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Katelyn is a dedicated provider with over a decade of experience focused on the 0-3 age group, specializing in infant feeding and championing family-centered practices. Grounded in empathy and compassionate care, Katelyn promotes play-based learning, ensuring each child feels supported and understood throughout their developmental journey. Additionally, she is passionate about parent coaching and implementing trauma-informed care practices to ensure holistic and supportive treatment for young children and their families.
Outside of work, she enjoys spending quality time with her family and traveling. When not busy chasing around her two toddlers, you'll find her indulging in activities like swimming, paddle boarding, and snowboarding, or honing her culinary skills by cooking and experimenting with new recipes.
"I'm so grateful to have the opportunity to celebrate milestones, forge strong relationships with children and their families, and continually learn from the rich experiences shared by families, children, and dedicated colleagues."
Speech Language Pathologist Intern
Ashley Davelaar
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Ashley is a UW medical SLP student and is practicing as a graduate student intern. She aspires to learn more about effective parent coaching and providing holistic and comprehensive care. Ashley's clinical interests including the Birth to Three population and feeding therapy.
In her free time, Ashley enjoys exploring Seattle, including trying new coffee shops and going on hikes.
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Occupational Therapist
Ileanna Zaballa
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Ileanna is a bilingual Spanish-speaking therapist who is passionate about providing equitable and family-centered care. She focuses on her client's strengths and uses interactive play to boost skills and build confidence.
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Special interests include sensory integration, praxis, and emotional regulation.
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Outside of the clinic, Ileanna enjoys traveling, going to concerts, indoor cycling, and engaging in a creative outlet (painting, drawing, calligraphy, you name it!)
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"The best part of my job is building connections and using play to help kids develop skills to better navigate their daily lives. It is such a privilege to celebrate victories with families, no matter how big or small."
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Occupational Therapist
Allison Cuozzo
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Allison joined the STN team after relocating to Seattle from Florida. She is passionate about helping children become successful and confident in what they love to do and supporting parents where they need it. She has experience working with a wide variety of clients with varying diagnoses, including ASD, SPD, and Down syndrome.
Outside of work, Allison enjoys outdoor activities such as biking, hiking, kayaking, and paddle boarding. She also likes reading, going indoor climbing and trying out new recipes at home!
“It's extremely rewarding to see the progress the clients have made. Even if it's something small, a win is a win!"
Occupational Therapist
Hannah Suh
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Hannah is passionate about helping children grow and develop and advocate for themselves to pursue the things that are most meaningful to them in life. Hannah’s areas of interest include sensory processing and integration, motor skill development, and emotional regulation.
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Outside of work, Hannah enjoys music, reading, and spending quality time with her friends and family.
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"I love OT as we really strive to take into account the whole child and all of the factors that go into their growth and development. I love being able to work on new and challenging skills in fun and child-based ways to help children grow and succeed."
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Director of Occupational Therapy Services
Kelly Nesbitt
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Kelly Nesbitt (she/her), MOT, OTR/L is the Director of Occupational Therapy at Seattle Therapy Network. Kelly joined STN in 2023 after working for a non-profit in the Chicago area. She has held the position as the Director of OT since 2024. Kelly completed a Fellowship in DIR Floortime and values partnering with parents in sessions and their child’s care.
Kelly has a background in the birth to three population, parent coaching, and has a passion for working with children with Autism. Kelly enjoys rock climbing, reading, drawing, and cooking new recipes in her spare time.
"I love empowering families to advocate for what their child needs as well as helping families see the unique strengths of their child. I am most proud of the relationships I form with my clients. The greatest reward is seeing my clients feel proud of all that they have achieved and learned in occupational therapy!"
CFO Seattle Therapy Network
Owner Giant Steps Children's Therapy
Jason Pickirell
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Jason Pickerill, CFO and owner of Seattle Therapy Network, attended the University of Toronto and graduated with a degree in occupational therapy. As a Canadian, being able to serve everyone's healthcare needs is an important value.
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Special interests and expertise: business management, program growth, healthcare access.
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Outside of the office, Jason has always enjoyed competitive sports like basketball and racquet sports. He is currently teaching his kids guitar, coaching chess at their school, coaches at the YMCA on weekends, and with the help of some friends, has formed and coaches Special Olympics teams in Southern Colorado.
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"My goal is to take care of my team members so they can take good care of you."
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Scheduling Coordinator
Rachel Podowski
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Rachel values ease and empathy to ensure everything runs smoothly behind the scenes. In our office, you'll find her smiling behind the front desk handling all your scheduling needs. One of her top priorities is ensuring everyone is able to receive equitable and accessible care.
Outside of work Rachel enjoys spending time with her loved ones, playing video games, and baking cakes! Though most of the time, you can find her cuddled up with her two cats.
“While working at STN I've loved seeing the strong relationships that are built not only between the patients and therapists, but between all the individual therapists too. Community is such a necessary piece in helping everyone grow!”
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Office Assistant
Juliet Hong
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Juliet aims to strengthen a family's confidence towards not only their therapeutic care, but also in their ability to navigate complex issues such as communication with their insurance provider or scheduling therapy appointments. She hopes that families are able to walk away feeling emboldened and supported from their time at Seattle Therapy Network.
Outside of the office, she enjoys solving puzzles, hanging out with friends, and walks in the park.
“My favorite thing about working at Seattle Therapy network is being offered a variety of tasks to complete that range in complexity! I enjoy problem solving through complex tasks and helping families in every way I can.”
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Speech Language Pathologist
Rebecca Granieri
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Becca is passionate about providing holistic speech and language services that incorporates each family's unique set of values, goals, and insights into a specialized plan of care. She is dedicated to supporting children who have speech, language, and feeding delays.
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Special interests include birth-to-three, articulation, and feeding delays.
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When she's not in the clinic, you can find Becca exploring the best trails that the PNW has to offer with her dog, Maisie. Becca is also an avid farmers market goer, who loves to find local ingredients to incorporate into her latest cooking escapades!
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"Seattle Therapy Network feels like a genuine community that is centered around placing the client and family's needs first. I love getting to connect with families and watch clients grow into their newfound skills!"​​
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Speech Language Pathologist
Claire Fischer
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Claire provides speech-language therapy to children, teens, and adults. She specializes in social communication, higher level language, and literacy skills. She uses a strengths-based and neurodiversity affirming approach–this is especially important to Claire as she is neurodivergent herself!
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Claire has completed introductory coursework for the SCERTS Model and DIR/Floortime, and also has specialized training in several Lindamood-Bell programs, including Visualizing and Verbalizing and Seeing Stars. She speaks conversational Spanish, and can deliver therapy in Spanish for early language learners.
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Outside of therapy, Claire loves being outside, especially learning to garden and exploring Seattle's parks and trails with her husband and their twins.
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“I love learning about how each of my patients experiences the world, and figuring out how to use that information to make therapy meaningful and empowering (and of course, fun!). Teaming with parents and caregivers is equally important to me--it is wonderful to see them realize how much they themselves can help their children learn and grow!”
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Occupational Therapist
Lauren McCarthy
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Lauren is passionate about building strong connections with adults, children, and families, partnering with them to achieve their functional goals. She strives to empower adults and children alike to learn tools to better understand themselves and to empower parents to better understand their children. Lauren’s approach aims to be collaborative and client-centered through use of laughter, humor, and fun.
Areas of interest include sensory processing, emotional regulation/co-regulation, sensory-based feeding difficulties, executive functioning, and interoceptive awareness.
Outside of work you can find her attempting to check off every hike and backpacking trip possible on her All Trails lists, weight lifting, crocheting, searching to find her next favorite coffee shop, or hanging out with her cat Cooper.
“I love being an occupational therapist because every day I get to play, laugh, and connect with others, while supporting them to achieve their goals”
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Occupational Therapist
Sam Patterson
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Sam loves collaborating with children and their families to empower them to reach their therapeutic goals. She is passionate about making therapy fun and playful while focusing on the child’s strengths to reach their greatest potential.
Sam's areas of interest include sensory integration, emotional regulation and motor development.
Outside of work, Sam enjoys hiking with her dog, skiing, and spending time with family and friends.
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“The team at Seattle Therapy Network is collaborative and supportive. Everyone genuinely cares for one another and the people that they work with”
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Speech Language Pathologist
Elizabeth Anderson
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Liz aims to make therapy fun by leveraging a child’s interests and strengths and enjoys finding creative ways to practice skills. Liz loves to teach language through experiences and play. Liz has areas of special interest in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), literacy, articulation, and language therapy. She is conversationally fluent in American Sign Language and has interests in supporting listening and language development in deaf/hard of hearing children.
When Liz is out of the office, she is likely in the kitchen cooking up a delicious meal or churning a batch of homemade ice cream. She enjoys long walks and hiking, especially during the summer and fall when she can forage for wild berries.
“I have the unique opportunity to bridge my expertise in speech and language with a family's in-depth knowledge of their child. It's rewarding to see each child make progress and the happiness it brings them and their families.”
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Occupational Therapist
Julianne Waltenburg
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Juli is a curious and kind occupational therapist who enjoys collaboration with colleagues and caregivers. Creating a connection and sense of understanding in therapy is her priority as a clinician.
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Special interests include: Autism Spectrum Disorders, Sensory Integration, DIR/Floortime.
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In her free time, when she isn't playing or snuggling with her cat, Cairo, you can find her spending time outdoors, enjoying her friends and family, and finishing that jigsaw puzzle that looked near impossible!
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"Seeing a child's face light up when they are able to do something they originally didn't think they were capable of and hearing parents/caregivers talk about how they've noticed positive changes in their child is the highlight of my work."
Occupational Therapist
Monica Lyons
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Monica enjoys empowering patients and their caregivers to reach new goals using patient-centered care. As a bilingual Spanish-speaking therapist, Monica strives to find creative ways to incorporate parents into her sessions. Her special interests include motor development, sensory integration, and emotional regulation.
Outside of work, Monica enjoys doing yoga, cooking, and going for runs with friends. She also loves to bake sweet potato treats for her dog, Kahlo, which she calls "snoop-a-doops"!
“My favorite thing about working at Seattle Therapy Network is how we are all committed to the patient's and their families' needs. Seeing families come away with new approaches to try at home remind me of the power of OT in everyday life!”
Occupational Therapist
Julie Shevelove
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Julie joined our team after working as a school based OT in California. She loves having the opportunity collaborate with children and their families to develop and work toward meaningful goals. Julie's clinical areas of interest include sensory integration and processing, emotional regulation, and motor development.
Outside of work, Julie enjoys practicing yoga, going to the gym, hiking, meditation, and photography.
“I love seeing how a child’s creativity and exploration through play can support their regulation.”
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