Kaylee received her Master of Science degree in Communication Disorders from William Paterson University.

Prior to attending graduate school, she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Family Science and Human Development from Montclair State University. She also has an Associate in Science degree for Early Childhood Education from the County College of Morris.

Given her educational background and previous work experiences, Kaylee has particular expertise with the pediatric population. However, she has clinical experience working with both children and adults in a variety of areas including articulation disorders, language disorders, voice disorders, and cognitive disorders. 

Kaylee has developed a special interest in working with children with articulation disorders. She says there’s no better feeling than hearing your client produce their target speech sound correctly for the first time. Kaylee strongly values making therapy sessions enjoyable for each individual client to ensure that they are fun, engaging, and effective. She is eager to learn and broaden her clinical experiences in order to grow and strengthen her skills as a clinician.