The speech Center of Southern Oregon

Staff

Staff

Our qualified staff is here to help you!

With over 55 years combined experience and a genuine love for what we do, we celebrate the uniqueness of each of our clients. We provide a comprehensive evaluation and treatment program created from our broad range of expertise, all in a relaxed, comfortable setting. Call or email us with any of your questions. We look forward to working with you.

Jennifer L. Bills

M.A., CCC-SLP
Speech-Language Pathologist

 

Jennifer has over 25 years experience in speech-language pathology. Her work has spanned across medical rehabilitation, educational and private practice settings, giving   her a broad skill base of experience for working with children and adults. She specializes in the treatment of stuttering, child and adult apraxia and aphasia, auditory processing disorders, swallowing disorders and those stubborn articulation problems. Jennifer is able to offer the exciting SpeechEasy anti-stuttering device, and is certified to treat swallowing disorders with The VitalStim electrical stimulation device. She has a passion for designing a program to meet her client’s unique needs and welcomes collaboration with related professionals.

Jocelynn Maddox

M.S., CCC
Speech-Language Pathologist

Jocelynn completed her graduate education at University of Oregon, where she was awarded a scholarship for excellent clinical skills. During her graduate work she completed a research project with Dr. McKay Moore Sohlberg on homework completion in adolescents with Non-Verbal Learning Disorder, which is considered to be on the Autism Spectrum. She presented the research findings at the Oregon Speech Language & Hearing Association state conference. Her interest in Autism Spectrum Disorders and social communication continued throughout her experience working in public schools, where she enjoyed collaborating with related professionals, especially Autism specialists.

Jocelynn comes to The Speech Center with special interest in Autism Spectrum Disorders, social communication development and articulation. She has a passion for serving children and working with families on all aspects of communication development.

Marie Pascale Soderstrom

M.S. - SLP
Speech Language Pathologist

 

Pascale has a Master’s degree in Communication Disorders and Sciences from the University of Oregon. She specializes in the treatment of feeding and swallowing disorders and cognitive rehabilitation throughout the lifespan. Pascale enjoys collaborating with patients and their families, to develop functional treatment plans for success inside and outside the treatment room. Pascale blends a knowledge of research-based practice with a patient-driven approach to treatment. Her experience with people of diverse backgrounds helps her to provide a supportive and effective rehabilitative setting. In her free time, you will find her somewhere singing and cooking!

Lynn Roussell

M.S., OTR/L
Pediatric Occupational Therapist

 

Lynn has 25 years experience in Early Intervention, public schools, and private practice. She holds both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy from San Jose State University. She specializes in the treatment of children with Sensory Processing Disorder, Autism Spectrum, and coordination difficulties. She is an authorized provider of the Listening Program, designed to improve auditory processing and other skills. Lynn blends her professional expertise with personal parenting experiences to provide powerful home program strategies in a supportive manner. She is an experienced speaker on a variety of therapy topics for professionals and parent groups. Lynn and her husband Ed moved to the Rogue Valley nine years ago in order to raise their two daughters near their family.

Danielle V. Drosdick

M.S., M.A., CCC-SLP
Speech-Language Pathologist

 

Danielle came to speech and language pathology after extensive study of linguistics and several romance and Slavic languages. Her interest in the way language development works, and sometimes fails to work, led her into the field of communication disorders. Her initial area of specialization was in the area of stuttering.

After many years of working in public schools and private practice, her expertise has spanned into social language development, particularly working with patients identified to be on Autism Spectrum. Her first hand experience learning language throughout her life has also drawn her to working with multilingual and multicultural populations, treating patients with articulation challenges and working with accent improvement.

Danielle is an authorized provider of The Listening Program, a scientifically designed and enjoyable auditory brain stimulation program. This program has been extremely effective in improving attention and auditory processing skills in children and adults through music stimulation.

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