V sits at a white desk with their closed laptop and a white coffee mug in front of them. they are wearing a white tshirt, have long purple hair with black roots, and they are wearing glasses.

offerings and specialties

v offers consultative and clinical services in the san francisco bay area between the city and the peninsula in the comfort of the natural environment (e.g. your school, your home, your office, the park, the beach). teletherapy options are available.

v specializes in speech sound production + neurodivergent communication styles (adhd, autism, twice-exceptional 2E, stuttering, selective mutism, etc. whether there is a label or not) and mandarin-chinese services for 0-3.*

v is available for communication partner(s) consultation and/or training for parents, grandparents, friends, romantic partners, educators, and/or organizational higher up’s when working with individuals with communication disabilities of any kind.

for parents and caregivers

for the non-caregiving parent who does not attend speech therapy with the child, oftentimes they feel disenfranchised from learning how to communicate or connect with their autistic communicating child. this can cause fractured relationships between parents as well as between parent-and-child. v is available to support parents and caregivers to identify their own communication style as well as their child’s, to learn similarities and contrasts in order to communicate more effectively, be more responsive, and reduce power struggles and communication breakdowns.

for parents of children who have never needed ongoing speech therapy, family communication therapy can also be beneficial to understand communication breakdowns, each individual’s communication styles, and how to be responsive to each other’s needs, especially surrounding a child’s social-emotional development.

 

as an actually autistic individual with lived experience and clinical expertise, v helps support neurodivergent people through social-emotional development that assists with living and experiencing neurotypical demands