Hannah has been a speech and language pathologist for eight years, three years working directly with the pediatric population. She started her career in Houston providing services to acute and post acute adults in both inpatient and outpatient settings. After five years of working in the adult population, Hannah transitioned to pediatrics. Hannah and her husband moved to New Braunfels in the fall of 2022 where she started working at Crossroads Therapy Clinic. Hannah has experience assessing and providing therapy services in the areas of cleft lip and palate, childhood apraxia of speech, Down Syndrome, Autism Spectrum, feeding disorders, articulation disorders, and expressive / receptive language disorders. Hannah holds a masters degree from Texas Woman's University and has obtained further training under Talk Tools courses for motor muscle movement, tethered oral tissues, and oral placement therapy. Hannah was trained to perform neuromuscular electrical stimulation and biosurface feedback. Additionally, Hannah has been certified under SOFFI, Supporting oral feeding in fragile infants. Hannah is currently working on receiving certification to become a lactation consultant in order to provide further services and support to the New Braunfels community. When not working, Hannah and her husband enjoy floating the river, trying new foods, and reading a good book.