ABOUT
Learn about our background
and approach to therapy
Sandra Britt- M.S. CCC-SLP
Owner and Lead SLP
Sandra was raised in a bilingual home where language and communication played an important and vital role in her life. She attended Biola University where she obtained her B.S. in Communication Disorders and attended Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions for her Master’s Degree in Speech Pathology where she graduated Summa Cum Laude.
Sandra has served in a variety of different capacities which has helped further her knowledge and experience. She has a background in home health, private practices, PK-12 School settings, Children's hospitals and outpatient clinics. She has received additional training and certification in Autism interventions, Social Language, Sensory awareness, baby signs, and Early intervention to name a few.
Sandra lives in Orange County with her husband Ethan and their two dogs, Indy and Jonesy. They enjoy traveling the world, experiencing different cuisines and living their best lives.
SANDRA'S APPROACH TO
SPEECH THERAPY
Holistic, Professional, Compassionate
Communication is the key to connecting with others and our environment. Because of this, Sandra takes a collaborative approach to therapy, involving parents, siblings and other medical professionals. During therapy she focus on individual needs and goals and targets these goals through evidence-based therapy. Material and programs are thoughtfully chosen to be culturally appropriate, focusing on client’s interest, family-based needs and the ability to transfer into everyday environments.
In therapy you can expect to see a range of support (e.g. physical, tactile, visual and gestural prompting) provided to meet each goal and continue progressing. Sandra uses the teach me to talk language approach, play based therapy, language rich activities and parent coaching to name a few.
In order to stay aware of new treatment methods and provide her patients with the best possible intervention, Sandra attends ongoing speech therapy seminars, trainings and workshops on Speech and Language.
Eric Amaya, SLPA
Eric is a Speech-Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA) with a range of experience supporting individuals communication goals.
He primarily works with children ages 1–6 and has a genuine passion for helping young learners grow and thrive. Eric enjoys creating fun, engaging therapy sessions using toys, books, and play-based activities that are thoughtfully tailored to each child’s individual goals.
He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Biola University and is dedicated to helping children build confidence while developing their communication skills in a warm, supportive, and encouraging environment.
Vanesa Rosa Sanchez, SLPA
Vanessa Sanchez is a multilingual Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) who is passionate about helping children find their voice and build confidence in communication.
She has experience supporting early intervention, ABA, and school-based services, and enjoys working with diverse learners in collaborative, team-based environments. Vanessa brings a thoughtful, patient-centered approach to her work, with a strong focus on inclusive, neurodiversity-affirming care.
She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Communication Disorders from California State University, Fullerton, and is fluent in both English and Spanish.
Outside of work, Vanessa enjoys getting lost in a good book and spending time thrift shopping for unique finds.
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