Alyssa brings both heart and experience to her work as a Speech-Language Pathologist and Certified Lactation Counselor. As a mom herself and someone who’s walked alongside many families through feeding and communication challenges, she understands how overwhelming—and important—those early years can be.

Born and raised in the beautiful Gallatin Valley, Alyssa has also lived in Hawaii, New Zealand, and across the U.S., experiences that have deepened her appreciation for different cultures and family dynamics. This broad perspective helps her connect with and support families from all walks of life.

She focuses on helping preemies, newborns, toddlers, and preschoolers with feeding and communication difficulties. Whether a baby is coming home with a feeding tube, a toddler is struggling with oral aversions, or a child is having a tough time transitioning to solids, Alyssa provides thoughtful, personalized care to support each step of the journey.

Alyssa takes a holistic approach to therapy, combining techniques like oromyofacial therapy and craniosacral work to support long-term development—not just quick fixes. She believes that when parents feel empowered and kids feel safe and supported, true progress happens.

In addition to her clinical work, Alyssa is committed to building strong communities. She has served on the board of Roots Family Collaborative, Montana Outdoor Science School (MOSS) and the Mother’s Milk Bank of Montana.

Grateful for both her family and career, Alyssa is passionate about making a lasting, positive impact in the lives of the children and families she serves.