About the Owners

Hello! My name is Hannah Good and I am a speech language pathologist with my bachelors degrees from Western Michigan University and masters degree from Grand Valley State University. After graduating, I began my career in Chicago and discovered my passion for treating children in early intervention and early childhood populations. I moved back to Michigan in 2020 and have continued my work with the pediatric population. I have a passion for parent coaching, early language, and augmentative and alternative communication.
I embrace child-led therapy, neurodiversity affirming practices, and total communication. All forms of communication are beautiful and accepted!

Hi! I’m Rebecca! A speech-language pathologist with 8 years of experience working in both school settings and private practice. I’m a proud graduate of Grand Valley State University’s Speech-Language Pathology program, and I’ve dedicated my career to helping students find and use their voices—both literally and figuratively.

I have a special passion for augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), early language development, and supporting middle and high school students as they navigate the complex world of social interaction. Whether I’m helping a student connect with peers, build language skills, or communicate through AAC, my goal is always to empower them to express themselves confidently and authentically.

I believe every individual deserves to be heard, and I’m committed to creating communication opportunities that are meaningful, accessible, and empowering.

My name is Morgan McClafferty, and I am a speech-language pathologist entering my 8th year in practice. I completed my undergraduate degree at Michigan State University (go green!) and received my masters degree in speech-language pathology at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago. 

I have experience working in brick-and-mortar schools, private practice, and teletherapy. I truly love working with all of our wonderful students, but my passion lies in speech sound disorders. I love working to differentiate errors, and identifying the best course of treatment to take - it makes me feel like a detective! I also enjoy elementary-aged language skills, including narrative language and describing

I am so incredibly excited and honored to be 1/3 of the Birmingham Speech team. Reach out with any questions!