Jeff is fully licensed and credentialed Speech Language Pathologist working in the Greater New York City area.

Jeff has experience working with clients to address challenges related to stuttering, autism spectrum disorders, apraxia, phonological disorders, articulation and language delays, and traumatic brain injury. He has helped school aged children to improve receptive/expressive language skills, reading comprehension, inferencing, literacy and organizational writing skills. Jeff currently works for AHRC New York City providing speech and language services in a Brooklyn special education preschool. Je...

Jeff has experience working with clients to address challenges related to stuttering, autism spectrum disorders, apraxia, phonological disorders, articulation and language delays, and traumatic brain injury. He has helped school aged children to improve receptive/expressive language skills, reading comprehension, inferencing, literacy and organizational writing skills. Jeff currently works for AHRC New York City providing speech and language services in a Brooklyn special education preschool. Jeff is skilled in implementing alternative/augmentative communication systems, such as Picture Exchange Communication Symbols (PECS), and dynamic display devices (i.e. TouchChat, Dynavox, etc.). Prior to becoming a speech-language pathologist, Jeff worked with children in a pre-professional capacity as an autism interventionist, and one-to-one program guide in a special education high school in Vermont. In addition to collaborating with parents and other professionals, Jeff believes in a multi-modality approach to learning: utilizing play, art, music, and literacy-based activities during therapy in order to help clients achieve their individual goals.