SFF Updates

Speech and Feeding Expands Local Footprint to Help Growing Frisco Population

“Your twins are healthy and growing!”  These words from our pediatrician, provide my husband and I with a sense of relief, accomplishment, and of course a reason to celebrate. Having had preemie twins who spent several weeks in the pediatric ICU, there were many long days and sleepless nights counting calories with our nurses to ensure… Continue reading Speech and Feeding Expands Local Footprint to Help Growing Frisco Population

Feeding Disorders, Uncategorized

Feeding Therapy Thoughts by Krisi Brackett, SLP

"I have learned to meet caregivers where they are, to support them, provide information and education that they need and to never give up on them or their child. I have learned not to be attached to a specific philosophy or therapy strategy or judge therapists or caregivers. Every child is unique and different and… Continue reading Feeding Therapy Thoughts by Krisi Brackett, SLP

Feeding Disorders, General Speech, language therapy

Being a mom

Being a mom is the most challenging but the most rewarding thing I have ever done. I'm not the first to say this, I know. Being a mom has also challenged me in my career to be a better speech pathologist. As a mom, I know the hectic home life that comes with 3 little… Continue reading Being a mom

Feeding Disorders

Mommy vs. Speech Therapist 

My first few years as a speech therapist, I knew I didn't know it all...but I definitely thought I knew a lot. I worked hard in school, paid close attention in my practicum, and had a really great CFY (clinical fellowship year). I also had some great opportunities to learn in various physician clinics. It… Continue reading Mommy vs. Speech Therapist