Hi there! I'm Christina, a neurodivergent speech-language pathologist committed to making communication—a human right—accessible to all. Language has been a special interest of mine since early childhood, so my professional interests are deeply aligned with my personal passions. These include augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), neurodiversity, and gestalt language processing. I seek to help my clients communicate authentically and autonomously. My therapy approach is guided by Gayle Porter’s powerful definition of autonomous communication: “Being able to say what I want to say, to whoever I want to say it to, whenever I want to say it, however I choose to say it.” Outside of my language interests, I enjoy spending time with my loved ones, creating art, practicing amateur astronomy, dancing, doing yoga, and belting out showtunes. My favorite places to be are at Disney World, Barnes & Noble, and the theater seeing a musical."

Hi! I am Kenna, a Speech-language Pathologist Assistant, beyond excited to join The Dramatic SLP team! I believe in the idea that everyone deserves a voice and seek to support individuals by enhancing their communication skills across many different areas. As a lifetime advocate for neurodiversity inclusion and the LGBTQIA+ community, I strive to ensure clients feel comfortable and accepted in all environments. In addition to speech and language therapy, I remain active as a singer and performer in the Orlando area and enjoy bringing music and performing arts into sessions. Graduated from: University of Central Florida

Hello, my name is Cam. I am a Speech-Language Pathologist specializing in voice work with gender-diverse individuals. My clinical approach is grounded in both evidence-based practice and expressive exploration, supporting clients in developing a voice that aligns with their identity. As a gender- and neurodiverse individual, I bring lived experience alongside professional training, with a strong appreciation for the vulnerability and creativity involved in this work. Outside of clinical practice, I am actively engaged in the arts through music, visual art, and fiber arts, and I value movement-based practices such as rock climbing. These influences inform my collaborative, embodied, and expressive approach to voice therapy.

Hello, my name is Briana and I am a full time professional entertainer and performer in the Orlando area as well as a licensed Speech Language Pathologist. I enjoy creating and designing new treatment methods for the betterment of speech and language development and enjoy researching the latest psychology and speech language pathology trends. In my free time you can find me doing yoga or training aerial arts with my circus crew.

Hi! My name is Alexis and I am a pediatric speech-language pathologist with over six years of experience working with children of all ages and communication needs. I specialize in pediatric language disorders, articulation, fluency, feeding, and augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). My background in theater and performing arts has shaped my approach to therapy, allowing me to create fun, engaging, and personalized sessions to help children build confidence while making meaningful progress towards their goals. I earned my Bachelors degree in theatre from the University of Florida, a masters degree in Educational Theatre from New York University, and a masters degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from the University of Central Florida. I am passionate about helping children and their families feel comfortable, supported, and empowered through their therapy journey, and I strive to make every session both effective and enjoyable. Outside of work, I love spending time with my dog, Ginger, practicing yoga and Zumba, exploring the outdoors, singing with local choirs and acapella groups, performing in community musical theater productions, and visiting theme parks-especially Disney. I look forward to partnering with families and helping each child discover their unique voice and communication potential.

Hello! My name is Adriana Garcia-Milla, a social media manager for The Dramatic SLP LLC and an undergraduate student studying Communication Sciences and Disorders. I pursued yoga after seeing how it bridges the gap between body and voice, helping children who need more than traditional methods to regulate through movement while building meaningful communication skills. My journey with schizoaffective disorder has taught me how powerful group support can be, which is why I strive to bring that same care and creativity to my work every day. Outside of school and work, I am probably at the movies. If not, I’m going on nature trails with my dog.