Meet the SLP
About Isabella Maguire, MS, CCC-SLP
Isabella is a compassionate speech-language pathologist (SLP) who implements a family-centered and multidisciplinary approach. She helps families facilitate play-based, neurodiversity affirming, and routines-based interventions to maximize their child's interests and generalization of skills. She coaches families with practical strategies to help caregivers connect with their child and support their speech-language development. She specializes in speech delays, expressive-receptive language disorders, social communication, childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) (and other speech sound disorders), gestalt language development (GLP), feeding, and oral motor skills. Her experiences in school, clinic, and early intervention (birth-3) settings with Occupational Therapist, floor time clinicians, family educators, and nutritionists guide her multidisciplinary approach to speech therapy. She has participated in a variety of trainings related to the topics of infant mental health, childhood apraxia of speech, sensory regulation, and gestalt language development. She is trained in Dynamic Temporal Tactile Cueing (DTTC), an evidence-based motor speech treatment approach for CAS. Isabella is certified on the Apraxia Kids SLP registry as an expert in the field. Isabella is now accepting patients with CAS, suspected CAS, articulation disorder, or a speech delay ages 15 months-7 years old.
Trainings completed for Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS)
Diagnosis and Treatment of CAS Using Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing (DTTC)
Assessing the Pre-Verbal Child with Suspected Childhood Apraxia of Speech
What To Do When They Are Two: Assessment and Treatment of Young Children with Suspected CAS
Treatment Strategies for Young Children with Suspected CAS
Motor Speech Practice: Out and About and Across the Day, Making Practice Fun and Making Practice Matter
Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing (DTTC): A Treatment Approach for severe CAS
What is PROMPT?
Preschool Therapy for Childhood Apraxia of Speech
Prosodic Breakdowns and Strategies for Intervention
Other trainings that contribute to her holistic approach to intervention
Infant Mental Health hosted by the RI Associate of Infant Mental Health
Gestalt Language Development: A natural process
The 4 Step Sensory Solution for SLPs from Inside Out
Sensory SLP Workshop from Inside Out
5 Days to Screening Your First Pediatric Feeding Patient
Supports for AAC Success: Assessment through Implementation
Eye Gaze for Kids: Scaffold Success with TDV I-Series
Dynamic AAC Goals Grid 3: Overview and Implementation
Education
Masters of Science, Speech Language Pathology, University of Rhode Island
BA, Speech Language and Hearing Sciences, University of Connecticut
Setting experiences
Early Intervention (birth to three)
Pediatric clinic
Elementary School
Teletherapy