Our Team
We Are Passionate About Therapy
SpeechFamily’s amazing team of therapists has decades of experience delivering therapy across multiple disorders and environments. This allows us to customize therapy for each individual, improving their communication and quality of life.
Jenny Bowen
Owner - MS, CCC-SLP
I am the founder of SpeechFamily and helping others improve their communication skills is my primary passion. Watching client’s confidence grow as their ability to communicate with friends, family, co-workers, and others improves is what drives me to continue to seek new ways to integrate speech and language therapy into their lives.
I enjoy working with children and adults with cognitive and communication disorders, such as receptive and expressive language, apraxia, dyslexia, phonological processing disorder, and dysfluency. I am trained in PROMPT, DIR/Floortime®, Lindamood Bell Visualizing and Verbalizing™, Applied Behavioral Analysis, Multisensory Grammar, and Gestalt Language Processing.
In my spare time you can find me hiking and camping in the Georgian mountains, traveling, cooking, and entertaining my dog Chester.
Jenny has been recognized as an ACE recipient for her exceptional commitment to continuing professional development by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.
Natalie Crouse
MS, CCC-SLP
I have worked with a variety of individuals with autism, expressive and receptive
language disorders, articulation disorders, and fluency disorders.
I previously worked in
Gwinnett County Public Schools serving school age children with speech and language
deficits. In addition, I have experience with the Lang Stuttering Institute and Camp
Dream. Speak. Live., a program for increasing communication effectiveness in children
and adolescents who stutter. I am trained in Gestalt Language Processing.
When I’m not at SpeechFamily, you can find me playing with my dogs, Lucy and
Charlie, spending time with friends, and reading.
Jeff Greenfield
MS, CCC-SLP
I find no greater satisfaction than empowering an individual by helping them communicate more effectively and effortlessly. I have found that people of all ages are most successful in meeting their goals when there is open and frequent communication between the clinician and the client’s family, teachers, and/or other communication partners.
I enjoy working with children and adults. I am particularly interested in expressive and receptive language disorders, social communication (Autism Spectrum Disorder and other neurodevelopmental disorders), articulation, fluency, and feeding disorders. I am trained in the SOS Approach to Feeding, Hanen: It Takes Two to Talk and Gestalt Language Processing. I have experience working in Dekalb School District and Atlanta Public Schools.
My interests include traveling, creating and listening to music, gardening/cooking, and spending time with friends, family, and my kitten Olly.
Jeff has been recognized as an ACE recipient for his exceptional commitment to continuing professional development by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.
Hannah Higginbotham
MS, CCC-SLP
I believe meaningful relationships stem from effective communication with family, friends, and those around you, and I am passionate about providing the best evidence-based practice for each individual to build those relationships.
I have worked with a wide range of people with autism, aphasia, apraxia, dysphasia, dementia, and dysarthria within a variety of different settings. I am trained in Fiberoptic Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing (FEES), Language Acquisition through Motor Planning (LAMP), Lee Silverman Voice Therapy (LSVT Loud), Lidcombe Program for Stuttering, and Hanen: It Takes Two to Talk, and Gestalt Language Processing.
In my spare time you can find me running, painting, or spending time communicating with family and friends.
Cynthia Zmroczek
MS, CCC-SLP
I have over seventeen years of specialized experience in evaluating and treating adults and teens with neurological impairments.
During this time, I have treated a variety of complex cognitive-communication and neurological disorders, including reduced cognition and communication, dysphagia, dysarthria, aphasia, voice changes, and dysfluency. My work has spanned both inpatient and outpatient services across a broad range of settings, such as in-home, hospitals, clinics, skilled nursing, and behavioral units.
I have presented on many topics related to traumatic brain injury, collaboratively created a six-week program for auditory processing disorders, and was presented the Civilian Achievement Award for my work in the Department of Defense with military service members.
My interests include hiking, traveling, spending time with friends and family, and ballroom dancing.
Kittiya Chaiyachati
Student Clinician
I have worked with various populations including children with autism spectrum disorder for over 6 years as a preschool teacher, ABA therapist at the Marcus Autism Center, and student clinician in school and private practice settings. From my experience, I learned that one’s frustration and emotional well-being can be negatively impacted by speech, language, cognitive, motor function, motor planning, fluency, voice, or neurological deficits or delays as well as other comorbid diagnoses.
I have grown a passion for serving children and adults with patient and family-centered care to communicate their wants and needs and have a more functional, higher quality of life. From autism to apraxia, aphasia, stuttering, articulation, expressive and receptive language, AAC, oral motor, and early intervention, I have gained experience in treating clients and am eager to continue expanding my knowledge and skills as I complete my Master’s in communication sciences and disorders.
In my spare time, you can find me spending time with friends and family, painting, creative writing, reading, hiking, or sharing my passion for speech pathology!
Chester Prescott
Therapy Dog
I am a young Shichon with a passion for exploration. I’m a mix between Shih Tzu and Bichon Frise, making me soft and cuddly, hypoallergenic, and non-shedding. Humans commonly refer to me as a “teddy bear” or an “Ewok”.
I love attention and that means playing with people of all ages and dogs of all sizes. I consider myself a foodie, chewing toy aficionado, and a distinguished vocalist. When it's time for me to relax, I enjoy pampering myself in a muddy puddle, socializing on leisurely strolls, or swimming in the nearest creek.
