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BOOSTING CONFIDENCE.
BUILDING SKILLS.
BOLSTERING WHOLE FAMILIES.
Meet Our Team
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Owner Seattle Therapy Network
Director of Speech Therapy Services
Speech Language Pathologist
Meredith Shatto
she/her
Meredith specializes in supporting individuals with feeding differences and oral-motor delays. She is a steering committee member for the Pediatric Feeding Association and has over 20 years experience working as an SLP providing therapy in community and private practice settings. Meredith enjoys presenting in the community to provide education on strategies to promote communication and feeding/oral motor development.
Special interests and expertise include Early Support
for Infants and Toddlers (ESIT), oral-motor and feeding therapy, SOS approach to feeding, and parent coaching. Meredith is a certified instructor for 'It Takes Two to Talk'.
Meredith loves the beach and plans frequent getaways to Vashon to hunt for beach glass and enjoy time with her family. She loves all things food including cooking, canning, farmers' markets, berry-picking, and dining out. She also enjoys long walks and yoga.
"I am especially passionate about helping others improve their feeding, but the relationships I build with families and the shared learning and growth is what makes my work so rewarding."
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Scheduling Coordinator
Hanna-jean hill
she/They
Hanna-Jean joined our team following a recent move to Seattle! With a background in acupuncture, Hanna-Jean is passionate about helping clients reach their health and wellness goals, and looks forward to continuing this work at STN. While new to pediatrics, Hanna-Jean is eager to learn and see the positive impact that speech and occupational therapy services can make in the lives of children.
Hanna-Jean's special interests and expertise include business administration, administrative support, and improving access to specialized healthcare.
Outside of work, Hanna-Jean enjoys spending time with their partner and their cat, Charles, as well as reading, watching TV shows and movies, listening to music, and going to concerts. She also loves astrology and everything related to space!
"I value efficiency and thoroughness in all my work to ensure the best care is given to patients, while still supporting the team's goals."
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Billing and Insurance Coordinator
Jules Galgan
They/Them
Jules joined our team after working as the front office manager at a physical therapy clinic in Central Washington. They love getting to guide families through the process of navigating the world of insurance to ensure that their needs are met and they can receive the care they need with ease.
Outside of the office, Jules loves spending time with friends and family, whether that be going on a walk, playing volleyball in the park, or sitting down to have a meal together.
“My very first day at STN was in the month of June. As a queer, gender non-conforming person, walking through the door on my first day and seeing rainbows and Pride information for families to access felt so special. And this celebration of life and diversity is at the heart of what STN does. They care deeply about people from all walks of life and strive to deliver care to all who need it. This makes it a beautiful place to work and makes me unbelievably excited to be a part of this team.”
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Speech Language Pathologist
Temre Brandt
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Temre is passionate about using strengths-based and holistic approaches to therapy, with an emphasis on collaborating with children and their caregivers to ensure therapy goals are in alignment with each family’s identities, culture(s), and linguistic values. Temre provides therapy to early language learners of Spanish.
Temre's areas of interest and specialities include early intervention, play-based therapy, caregiver-coaching, infant/toddler mental health perspectives, the Hanen Center’s ‘It Takes Two to Talk’, the SOS Approach to Feeding, and the Palin Parent-Child Interaction Therapy for Children Under Seven Who Stutter. Temre has also completed introductory coursework for the DIR/Floortime and the SCERTS model.
Temre is a creative person who enjoys self-expression through singing, dancing, and creating art. Temre is learning more about ethical foraging and loves reconnecting with nature whenever possible.
“Every human being brings a unique identity and perspective to the world. Successful communication is the key to deepening relationships, building confidence, and opening the door to new possibilities.”
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Speech Language Pathologist
Amanda Sallay
she/her
Amanda is a fluent Spanish speaker, who strives to create a therapy environment that is understanding, playful, collaborative, and neurodiversity-affirming. She is a parent advocate for children with disabilities, and a champion of play-based therapy for all children and teens.
Amanda’s areas of special interest include social communication, dual language learners, Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), interdisciplinary collaboration, gender affirming voice therapy, and articulation.
On any given weekend, you can find Amanda exploring a local bike trail with her family and dog. Amanda has a huge passion for baking and enjoys perusing the farmer’s market for seasonal pie ingredients.
"I believe growth looks different for each individual person. As a clinician, I want to create space to understand what is intrinsically motivating to each client, with a focus on fun and collaboration."
Occupational Therapist
Telehealth Provider
Sam Willis
she/her
Sam loves collaborating with children and their families to empower them to reach their therapeutic goals. She is passionate about making therapy fun and playful while focusing on the child’s strengths to reach their greatest potential.
Sam's areas of interest include sensory integration, emotional regulation and motor development.
Outside of work, Sam enjoys hiking with her dog, skiing, and spending time with family and friends.
“The team at Seattle Therapy Network is collaborative and supportive. Everyone genuinely cares for one another and the people that they work with”
Occupational Therapist
Telehealth Provider
Ileanna Zaballa
she/her
Ileanna is a bilingual Spanish-speaking therapist who is passionate about providing equitable and family-centered care. She focuses on her client's strengths and uses interactive play to boost skills and build confidence. Ileanna's special interests include sensory integration, praxis, and emotional regulation.
Outside of the clinic, Ileanna enjoys traveling, going to concerts, indoor cycling, and engaging in a creative outlet (painting, drawing, calligraphy, you name it!)
"The best part of my job is building connections and using play to help kids develop skills to better navigate their daily lives. It is such a privilege to celebrate victories with families, no matter how big or small."
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Occupational Therapist
Monica walker she/her
Monica has always had a passion for walking alongside families in their journey through life. She loves celebrating the strengths of each child while providing equitable care, with specific interests in sensory integration, emotional regulation, and motor development.
Outside of work, Monica enjoys going to the park with her daughter, Sofia, and exploring new cookbooks.
"It’s evident at STN that we care about the whole person. I love being an OT because I get to help families reach their goals in creative ways! It’s a privilege to be a part of every step and see the child’s confidence grow."
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Occupational Therapist
hannah buesseler
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A recent graduate of the University of Washington, Hannah brings extensive experience working with children, including her previous role as a paraprofessional for Seattle Public Schools. She is passionate about using play to support children’s growth and participation in meaningful activities, and she aims to create a supportive environment where every child’s strengths can shine. Hannah values STN's commitment to neurodiversity-affirming, strengths-based care and welcoming, collaborative work environment. She is interested in incorporating animal-assisted therapy and nature-based play into her future practice.
Outside of work, Hannah enjoys cooking for friends and family, hiking local trails, and relaxing with her cats and a good book.
"I find it incredibly rewarding to be part of that "light up" moment when a child gains confidence or independence in a meaningful activity. It's important to me that every child has access to supports that help them feel and perform their best."
Occupational Therapist / Aquatic Therapy
Charlie Strear
She/Her
Charlie graduated from Creighton University and has experience working in outpatient pediatrics, aquatic therapy, and early intervention. She enjoys creating a trusting, supportive, and fun environment with her clients and strives to empower both her clients as well as their families.
Charlie's doctoral capstone focused on including parents and caregivers in supporting their children as they achieve their goals. She is passionate about sensory integration and emotional regulation, and approaches each session considering the whole person and their unique strengths, needs, and goals.
Outside of work, Charlie enjoys exploring nature, crafting, spending time with her family and friends, and going on road trips.
"Being an occupational therapist brings me so much joy! I love working with my clients as they build confidence and develop new skills."
Director of Occupational Therapy Services
Occupational Therapist
Kelly Nesbitt
she/her
Kelly has been working as a pediatric occupational therapist since 2017 and joined STN in 2023 after working for a non-profit in the Chicago area. She has held the position as the Director of OT since 2024 and is involved with community partnerships with local preschools.
Kelly has a background in birth to three, parent coaching, and neurodiversity-affirming care. She completed a Fellowship in DIR Floortime and enjoys supporting families in getting to know the unique strengths of their children.
In her spare time, Kelly enjoys rock climbing, reading mystery novels, visiting record shops, and cooking new recipes. She often can be found doing anything crafty; from drawing, embroidering, or painting pottery!
"I feel honored to be part of a family's story and take great pride in being someone that a family can trust. It's very important to me that neurodiverse children and families feel welcome, valued, and seen in my sessions. "
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Speech Language Pathologist
Jazmin Rambeau
she/they
Jazmin is an empathetic and enthusiastic speech-language pathologist who offers a holistic approach for both children and adults. She is dedicated to enhancing the strengths of her clients and boosting their communication within the context of their culture, identity, and values.
Her special interests include articulation, voice, early intervention, and feeding. She has had specialized training in SOS Approach to Feeding, Visualizing and Verbalizing, Social Thinking, and gender-affirming voice therapy. Jazmin is also a certified yoga teacher through programs including Talk Yoga and LoveYourBrain Yoga.
Jazmin considers herself to be a multi-passionate mystic – she also runs a small astrology business and enjoys exploring the connection between communication and the deeper layers of Self. In her free time, she enjoys being in nature and spending time with loved ones.
"Communication is the key to connection. Nothing brings me greater joy than to see a client express their authentic self with greater clarity and confidence."
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Speech Language Pathologist
Rebecca Granieri
she/her
Becca is passionate about providing holistic speech and language services that incorporates each family's unique set of values, goals, and insights into a specialized plan of care. She is dedicated to supporting children who have speech, language, and feeding delays.
Special interests include birth-to-three, articulation, and feeding delays.
When she's not in the clinic, you can find Becca exploring the best trails that the PNW has to offer with her dog, Maisie. Becca is also an avid farmers market goer, who loves to find local ingredients to incorporate into her latest cooking escapades!
"Seattle Therapy Network feels like a genuine community that is centered around placing the client and family's needs first. I love getting to connect with families and watch clients grow into their newfound skills!"
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Speech Language Pathologist
Claire Fischer
she/her
Claire provides speech-language therapy to children, teens, and adults. She specializes in social communication, higher level language, and literacy skills. She uses a strengths-based and neurodiversity affirming approach–this is especially important to Claire as she is neurodivergent herself!
Claire has completed introductory coursework for the SCERTS Model and DIR/Floortime, and also has specialized training in several Lindamood-Bell programs, including Visualizing and Verbalizing and Seeing Stars. She speaks conversational Spanish, and can deliver therapy in Spanish for early language learners.
Outside of therapy, Claire loves being outside, especially learning to garden and exploring Seattle's parks and trails with her husband and their twins.
“I love learning about how each of my patients experiences the world, and figuring out how to use that information to make therapy meaningful and empowering (and of course, fun!). Teaming with parents and caregivers is equally important to me--it is wonderful to see them realize how much they themselves can help their children learn and grow!”
Speech Language Pathologist
Hayley Jordin
she/her
Hayley joined our team after completing travel healthcare in the Greater Seattle Area. Originally from Alabama, Hayley has worked with populations across the lifespan from private practice, skilled nursing facilities, to schools but has predominant experience with pediatrics. Areas of specialty include early language/intervention, feeding, fluency, and working with Autism. She prefers patient-focused functional care that prioritizes client needs both in and out of the therapy room.
Outside of the clinic, Hayley enjoys spending time with family, friends, and her dog, exploring new places to eat and new coffee shops! Hayley also enjoys reading and visiting farmers markets.
"I love being part of an inclusive, collaborative team at Seattle Therapy Network and getting feedback from patients on how they are thriving outside of clinic!"
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Speech Language Pathologist
Elizabeth Anderson
she/her
Liz aims to make therapy fun by leveraging a child’s interests and strengths and enjoys finding creative ways to practice skills. Liz loves to teach language through experiences and play. Liz has areas of special interest in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), literacy, articulation, and language therapy. She is conversationally fluent in American Sign Language and has interests in supporting listening and language development in deaf/hard of hearing children.
When Liz is out of the office, she is likely in the kitchen cooking up a delicious meal or churning a batch of homemade ice cream. She enjoys long walks and hiking, especially during the summer and fall when she can forage for wild berries.
“I have the unique opportunity to bridge my expertise in speech and language with a family's in-depth knowledge of their child. It's rewarding to see each child make progress and the happiness it brings them and their families.”
Occupational Therapist
Telehealth Provider
Lauren Mccarthy
she/her
Lauren is passionate about building strong connections with adults, children, and families, partnering with them to achieve their functional goals. She strives to empower adults and children alike to learn tools to better understand themselves and to empower parents to better understand their children. Her approach aims to be collaborative and client-centered through use of laughter, humor, and fun.
Outside of work she enjoys lifting weights, running, crochet, hiking, travel, exploring her neighborhood in NYC, and hanging out with her cat Cooper.
"I hope all individuals I work with leave our sessions feeling more safe, seen, and understood"
Occupational Therapist
Megan George
she/Her
Megan joined our team after graduating from her Occupational Therapy Doctorate program in Boston. She is passionate about empowering children and families through individualized, strengths-based care that promotes skill development and confidence.
Megan's areas of interest include sensory integration, emotional regulation, and executive functioning.
Outside of work, you can find Megan out exploring her community, reading a good book, watching one of her many comfort shows, or spending quality time with friends and family.
"I love supporting the kiddos I work with as they grow and evolve. My favorite part of my work is celebrating all the wins, big and small."
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Occupational Therapist / Aquatic Therapy
Dani Tirpack
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Dani joined our team after their recent move to Seattle! They have prior experience working in a sensory integration and outdoor pediatric occupational therapy clinic in the Bay Area. Dani is passionate about empowering the clients and families they work with through a child-led approach to build strong therapeutic rapport. Dani also strives to create a safe, curious, and playful environment for all clients to support them on their journey to reaching their full potential.
Outside of work Dani enjoys connecting with friends as well as being outside and exploring the beauty the PNW has to offer. Their favorite activities consist of running, hiking, mountain-biking, and yoga.
“Working with children is incredibly rewarding when you get to witness the magic of them achieving even the tiniest step toward their goal.”
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