Lindsey Doyle MA, CCC-SLP, COM

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Welcome to Myo Speech and Feeding Center (MSFC). I am Lindsey Doyle, speech language pathologist, and certified orofacial myologist. I graduated undergrad from University of New Hampshire in 2003 and graduated from grad school from South Carolina State in 2007. I have had experience working in  variety of settings: public schools, collaborative programs, outpatient rehabilitation, early intervention, and private practice. I have been in private practice for the past 10 years and have special interest and recognition in diagnosis and treatment  with Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS), orofacial myofunctional disorders (OMDs), oral motor dysfunction as it relates to feeding and speech disorders.

Mission statements – To actively serve the needs of the local and surrounding communities, with expertise, compassion, and empathy, by providing the highest quality speech, feeding, and myofunctinal therapy services necessary to enhance the communication, feeding, and overall health of each individual. I do this by continuously learning the newest evidence based treatments, techniques, and programs to assist individuals and their families in reaching their overall goals

 Emily Picardi graduated from Bridgewater State University's communication disorders undergraduate program and Pace University's communication sciences and disorders graduate program. Emily has completed externship placements or held jobs in the following settings treating across the lifespan: early intervention, hospital, public school system and private practice. She is passionate about supporting her clients in meeting their goals with collaboration across professional disciplines and building a trusting client-clinician rapport. Emily has a strong interest in working with early language learners, treating and diagnosing orofacial myofunctional disorders as it relates to feeding, speech production and airway concerns.  

 Kimberly Butt graduated with a master’s degree in speech-language pathology from Bridgewater State University.   She has an array of clinical experience acquired across the outpatient clinical, school, outpatient pediatric rehabilitation, and outpatient adult rehabilitation settings. Feeding and swallowing disorders have a special place in her heart.

Kimberly has been exposed to and implemented the following modalities during her learning experiences:

• Beckman Oral Motor Protocol
• NUK Protocol for infants pre and post frenectomies
• SOS feeding approach
• Speak Out and Loud Crowd protocol for evaluating and treating individuals with Parkinsons and other movement disorders.
• Training for MBSimp
• Talk Tools Programs for oral motor sensory for feeding, breathing, and speech

We are so lucky to have her here at MSFC!