Trystan Gregory, CCC-SLP
Helping Children Find Their Voice and Build Meaningful Connections
Communication is more than words. It's how children connect with the people around them, express their needs, build friendships, and gain confidence. I love helping children discover that missing piece of communication so they can participate more fully at home, at school, and in their community.
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I enjoy working with children of all ages, especially those with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) who have limited communication and increased sensory needs that may lead to being misunderstood. I also enjoy working with children with apraxia of speech, executive functioning challenges, and middle- to high-school-aged students.
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One of the most rewarding parts of my job is watching children gain confidence, not only in their communication skills but also in their ability to build friendships and connect with others across a variety of environments.
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Areas of Interest
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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
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Limited or emerging communication
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Sensory needs
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Apraxia of Speech
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Executive functioning
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Social communication
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Middle and high school students
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Friendship and social skill development
My Approach
I believe every child has the right to communicate. My goal is to help each child discover the communication strategies that work best for them while creating a supportive environment where they can build confidence, strengthen relationships, and participate more fully in everyday life.
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Every child learns differently, so therapy is individualized to meet each child where they are and build on their unique strengths.
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Why Families Choose Speech Therapy
Communication is about so much more than talking. It's about expressing wants and needs, connecting with family and friends, participating in school, and building confidence.
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Whether we're working on communication, social skills, executive functioning, or apraxia of speech, my goal is to help children develop skills that carry over into their everyday lives.
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Looking Forward to Meeting You
Choosing therapy is an important decision, and I look forward to partnering with families to help children become confident communicators. Together, we'll celebrate every step forward and work toward meaningful progress that helps your child succeed at home, at school, and in the community.
