Expertise with
a personal touch.

Ala’s interests include feeding difficulties, late talkers, articulation and phonological disorders, and using AAC to support communication. She also works with adults with dysphagia, aphasia, voice, and cognitive-communication disorders.

She is licensed in New Jersey, New York, and Massachusetts; holds ASHA certification and New Jersey Department of Education Speech-Language Specialist certification; and is LSVT certified.

Outside the clinic, Ala enjoys spending time with family and friends, especially her three children.

Amani has worked with children and young people ages 3–21 in school settings. Her experience includes receptive and expressive language delays, articulation delays, developmental delays, autism, and AAC. She uses a range of assessment tools to develop individualized plans and therapeutic services.

She is licensed in New Jersey and New York, holds ASHA’s Certificate of Clinical Competence, and is certified as a Speech-Language Specialist by the New Jersey Department of Education.

Her experience includes language delays, autism, articulation delays, stuttering, AAC, oral-motor disorders, and feeding difficulties. She has worked in school and private settings, evaluating children ages 2–18 and tailoring therapy to individual needs.

She is licensed in New Jersey and New York and holds ASHA’s Certificate of Clinical Competence. She is ABA certified, provides professional development for peers, and continues her education in articulation and stuttering therapy.