01 / ACCESS & CONNECTION
Autism & AAC
Unsure where to begin with AAC? Alisha can guide families through device options, trials, and finding a personalized fit for children or adults.
Learn moreLittle moments. Big connections.
Personalized speech-language therapy for children and adults, built around the relationships and everyday experiences that matter.

Individual & family services
From first words to more complex communication systems, our services begin with the individual and their goals.
01 / ACCESS & CONNECTION
Unsure where to begin with AAC? Alisha can guide families through device options, trials, and finding a personalized fit for children or adults.
Learn more02 / GROWTH
Helping late talkers and emerging communicators through play, interaction, and practical language strategies.
Learn more03 / EXPRESSION
Individualized support for expressive and receptive language, articulation, and speech sound or phonological disorders.
Learn moreFor schools, preschools & child care
Thoughtful small-group programs that support language, early learning foundations, classroom communication, social interaction, and developmental readiness.
We welcome conversations with private preschools, daycares, and schools about on-site programming and contractual partnerships.
Explore school partnershipsCommunication-rich group experiences designed for the environments where children learn, play, and connect.
Flexible care
Care options depend on availability, clinical appropriateness, and location.
VISIT US
A welcoming, appointment-based setting for individual sessions and evaluations.
Explore visitsMEET WHERE LIFE HAPPENS
When appropriate, sessions may take place at a local park, library, or other familiar community setting by arrangement.
Explore visitsCONNECT FROM HOME
Virtual speech-language services are offered in Washington state; North Carolina is a future expansion.
Explore virtual care
Little moments.
Big connections.
Meet Alisha
Alisha Smith, M.Ed., CCC-SLP, has provided speech-language pathology services across the lifespan since 2016. Her approach combines clinical knowledge, family partnership, and real-world communication.
Her path into the profession began with her mother, also a speech-language pathologist, and a family legacy of supporting people with disabilities.
Get to know AlishaLet’s connect
Contact us to explore availability, services, and next steps.