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Pediatric Speech & Occupational Therapy

Helping your child thrive in every stage of their development!

Our Services

Welcome to Berry Sweet Therapy Services! We specialize in providing exceptional pediatric speech and occupational therapy services to children in York, Pennsylvania. We provide daytime and evening hours of individualized therapy in person or virtually.

Speech Therapy

Our speech therapy services are designed to help children build the communication skills they need to express themselves, connect with others, and thrive in their everyday lives. Through individualized, play-based therapy sessions, we focus on fostering growth, confidence, and meaningful progress tailored to each child's unique abilities and goals. Our team is here to empower them every step of the way!

Occupational Therapy

Our occupational therapy services are designed to help children develop the skills they need to thrive in their daily lives. We focus on empowering children to gain independence and confidence in everyday activities, such as dressing, eating, playing, and learning. Through fun, hands-on activities and a holistic approach, we work collaboratively with families to support growth, foster resilience, and help every child reach their full potential!

Meet Our Founder

Kylie

Owner/Speech Language Pathologist

Hi! I’m Kylie. I am nationally certified by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and state certified in Pennsylvania and Maryland. I earned my bachelor's degree from Bloomsburg University (2017) and my master's degree from Towson University (2019). I have worked in public schools for a majority of my career.

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I also briefly worked at a private practice in Maryland. I have worked with children and adults ages 15 months to 78 years old. My clinical interests and specialties are articulation disorders, phonological disorders, and childhood language disorders. I also have experience treating fluency disorders, social communication disorders, and adults that have experienced Traumatic Brain Injury or strokes.


Aside from being a speech-language pathologist, I am a wife of a blueberry farmer and a mother of two boys! I enjoy spontaneous adventures and traveling, especially to warm places, exercising, and being with my family and friends.

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Fun Facts: You’ll almost always catch me wearing sunglasses on my head. I worked at a bowling alley hosting birthday parties for 11 years while going to college and graduate school full time.

What Makes us Berry Sweet?

I am the wife of a blueberry farmer! My husband owns a blueberry farm in Red Lion, PA called Blueberry Hill. I do a lot of his marketing, social media, and have an active role in planning events, hiring, and creating an overall good customer experience. I wanted to create my own private practice as an extension of Blueberry Hill.

As far back as I can remember, I have always wanted to be in private practice. In a similar way that I am creating an enhanced customer experience at Blueberry Hill, I want to carry that over to my private practice and create a new, balanced life for my own family and for the families of my clients.

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By choosing Berry Sweet Therapy Services as your child's speech therapist or occupational therapist, you are allowing us the flexibility to create an individualized treatment plan for your child and their needs with no decisions influenced by another governing body. You are choosing a dedicated team with years of experience and expertise!

Our Berry Sweet Team

Meet our caring team!

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Our Administrative Team

Sommer

Administrative Assistant

Hi, I'm Sommer! I received my Master's degree in Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology in 2021. I have worked with customers and clients in a variety of settings for the past 15 years. Optimistically, I like to think I am a jack of all trades.

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Fun Fact: I am an animal lover, as I have 5 cats (2 calico sisters, 2 Sphynx cousins, and an oriental shorthair) and one snake. I am also opening a coffee truck business in Spring of 2026, so be on the lookout!

Our SLP Team

Compassionate. Skilled. Supportive.

Speech-language pathology focuses on assessing, diagnosing, and treating communication disorders to help individuals achieve their full potential. Our expert speech-language pathologists work with patients of all ages, addressing a wide range of needs, including speech sound production, language development, stuttering, and social communication challenges.  Using evidence-based strategies tailored to your child's unique strengths and goals, our team provides therapy in a nurturing environment designed to foster communication and confidence.

Elizabeth

Speech-Language Pathologist

Hi, I'm Elizabeth! I received my undergraduate degree in Speech Pathology & Audiology as well as my graduate degree in Speech-Language Pathology from West Virginia University (Let's go, Mountaineers!) I chose this field because I enjoy working with children, helping people, and providing access to the power of communication.  My therapy sessions prioritize developing rapport, understanding, and trust (my motto: relationship before expectation.)  I use an individualized treatment approach that is child-led and play-based.  We have fun while learning!!

Thus far in my career, I have had the pleasure of working with a diverse population of children in elementary school as well as early intervention/preschool.  Whether it's through oral language or an alternative/augmentative method (low/high tech AAC,) my goal is for each child to become a functional, independent, and confident communicator.  I have a particular interest in gestalt language processing and the unique communication styles of children on the autism spectrum.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with friends and family (my husband and I have 2 children,) reading mystery novels, and watching Hallmark movies.

I value collaboration and look forward to meeting you and working with your child!!

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Fun Fact: I love music (singing & dancing,) fluffy cats (I have 2 Ragdolls: Lila & Leo,) and sea turtles (I got to swim with them in Mexico!)

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Allie B.

Speech-Language Pathologist

Hi, I'm Allie B., I earned my master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology from Bloomsburg University in 2021. I chose this field because I love working with kids and wanted a career that allows me to support students in a more individualized setting. Being an SLP gives me the opportunity to work directly with both students and their families, which is something I truly value.


My favorite populations to work with are children with articulation and phonological disorders, as well as those developing early language skills. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends and taking on various at-home projects.

Fun Fact: I have two Bengal cats that I absolutely love to show off, so feel free to ask for photos!

Ellen

Speech-Language Pathologist

Hi! I am Ellen! I earned my bachelor's and master's degrees in Communication Science Disorders from West Chester University. I provided speech and language therapy for the K-12 population for 35 years and retired in 2021. In addition to treating articulation and language disorders, I enjoy working with non-verbal or minimally
verbal children to help them find a way to better communicate with others. I enjoy private practice because of the relationships I get to build with families and being able to provide support and strategies for family members.

 

I have a 4 year old grandson named Hayden, who has taught me a lot about how to play with the younger children. He has a great imagination and has expanded my world (and my heart). In my spare time, I love being with my family, friends,
and going to the beach!

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Fun Fact: I am an avid reader and enjoy all sorts of genres such as fiction, non-fiction, and history.

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Sarah W.

Speech-Language Pathologist

Hi I’m Sarah! I earned my Master’s degree from Lebanon Valley College in 2021. Over the last four years, I have worked with a diverse clientele spanning the ages of 15 months to 18 years! I currently work for York Suburban School District serving the intermediate and high school populations.

In my work, I am passionate about fostering functional communication skills across the lifespan. With our younger clients, I enjoy implementing a child-led therapy model. I strongly believe in respecting the dignity and autonomy of all people, regardless of age or communicative abilities. My clinical interests include articulation therapy, augmentative and alternative communication therapy, and language therapy.

Fun Fact: I joined swim team at age 5 and swam through college at Lebanon Valley College. I currently enjoy running and finding any excuse to be outdoors!

Madison M.

Speech-Language Pathologist

Hi, I’m Madison! I earned my Master’s degree in Speech and Language Pathology from Lebanon Valley College in 2022. I currently work full-time for the Hanover Public School District and have experience across a variety of settings, including school-based therapy, pediatric outpatient services, and inpatient care.

I have experience supporting children with a wide range of communication needs, including receptive and expressive language disorders, articulation and phonological disorders, pragmatic language difficulties, and augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). I am passionate about helping children build strong communication skills in a supportive and positive environment.

I believe that individualized care and meaningful connections with children and their families are essential to my work as a speech pathologist. My goal is to make speech and language therapy a fun, engaging, and empowering experience where every child feels supported and confident in their ability to communicate.

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Madison R.

Speech-Language Pathologist, Clinical Fellow

Hi! I’m Madison, and I’m currently completing my Clinical Fellowship year as a Speech-Language Pathologist. I recently earned my master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology from Lebanon Valley College, following my undergraduate studies at Temple University in Philadelphia.

 

Throughout my clinical experiences, I’ve had the opportunity to work with children of all ages across school, medical, and home health settings. I’m currently working in early intervention with the Lancaster-Lebanon IU13, supporting young learners in both home and preschool environments.

 

My clinical interests include articulation disorders, as well as, early language and literacy development. I’m passionate about creating speech therapy sessions that are fun, engaging, and centered around each child’s unique personality.

 

Whether we’re learning through play, music, or storytelling, I strive to create a warm, encouraging space where children feel confident, supported, and celebrated.

Fun Fact: I love to travel, explore new places, and search for the best local eats!

Kayla

Speech-Language Pathology Assistant

Hi! I'm Kayla. I'm originally from Miami, FL and I earned my bachelor's degree in International Relations as well as my graduate certificate in Communication Sciences & Disorders from Florida International University (Paws Up!).

 

Having grown up in a BIG Cuban family, Spanish was the primary language spoken in my home. I speak it fluently and it has been able to help me better serve the Hispanic population. My primary experience has been with early language acquisition and I have also worked with the pediatric ASD population and adolescents with learning disabilities.

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Fun Fact: In my free time I enjoy cooking (without the shortcuts), spending time with my husband and daughter, reading, and learning languages.

Our PRN SLP Team

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Sarah P.

Speech-Language Pathologist

Hi! I am Sarah. I earned my bachelor's and master's degrees from Penn West University (previously known as California University of PA), and I am currently enrolled in Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions pursuing a clinical Doctorate degree in Speech Language Pathology. I have over 30 years of experience as a
speech-language pathologist.

 

I have had the privilege of working across a broad range of settings including adult rehabilitation, early intervention, and school-age programs. I have a particular interest in language development and its impact on lifelong learning and connection.

 

I love using books in therapy sessions! I believe being a speech language pathologist is the best job ever! Outside of work, I enjoy spending quality time with my family, exploring thrift shops, savoring anything coffee related, and embracing the outdoors.

Fun Fact: You’ll often find me wearing something pink, which is my favorite color.

Molly

Speech-Language Pathologist

Hi, I'm Molly! I earned my master's degree in Speech Language Pathology from West Chester University in 2015. Since beginning my career, I've had the privilege of working with children ranging in age from 1 to 20 years old, in both home-based and school-based settings.

 

I have a strong passion for working in pediatric environments, with specific interests in speech sound disorders and supporting children on the autism spectrum. I am dedicated to building meaningful connections with kids and believe in creating a therapy space that is both engaging and positive. My approach emphasizes individualized support, and fostering growth through trust, creativity, and evidence-based practice.

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Fun Fact: I value flexibility and creativity in therapy—one of my superpowers as an SLP is turning everyday objects into speech and language gold!

Our OT Team

Empowering. Supportive. Innovative.

Occupational therapy focuses on helping children develop the skills they need to confidently participate in everyday activities, from playing and learning to self-care and socializing. Our skilled occupational therapists tailor their approach to each child's unique strengths and challenges, addressing areas such as fine motor skills, sensory processing, self-regulation, motor coordination, and activities of daily living like dressing, eating, and grooming. By creating fun, engaging, and goal-driven therapy sessions, we work to empower children to overcome obstacles and gain greater independence in their daily routines.

Morgan

Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA)

Hi, my name is Morgan. I am a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant. I received my associate’s degree in Occupational Therapy Assisting from Penn State Mont Alto and went on to earn my bachelor’s degree in Letters, Arts, and Sciences from Penn State University. I have always had a passion for working with children and helping them grow. For the past several years, I have worked with children of all ages and abilities, from infants to school-aged children.

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Some of my favorite Occupational Therapy activities include handwriting, sensory regulation, sensory bins, and hand manipulation activities. In addition to working as an Occupational Therapy Assistant, I am a Special Instructor in Early Intervention. I support families through parent education, individualized play-based activities, and by integrating child-specific strategies into their daily routines to promote developmental growth.

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I am also working toward certification in Infant Massage, which will allow me to guide caregivers in building strong connections with their children, supporting regulation, and encouraging healthy development.

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Outside of work, I enjoy traveling, hiking, and spending time with my husband, friends, and family.

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Fun Fact: I got married in Grand Teton National Park.

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Jessica

Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA)

Hi, my name is Jessica! I am a certified occupational therapy assistant. I received my associate’s degree in OT and a bachelor’s degree in human development and family studies from Penn State. I work with multiple age groups in various settings, but I am most passionate about working with children.

I believe it is important to have a client centered and collaborative approach to work alongside the families I’m serving to develop practical strategies for home and school. My clinical interests include working with children on developmental delays, sensory processing, and play-based interventions. I strive for my therapy sessions to be fun, engaging, and meaningful to each child’s needs.

Fun Fact: I enjoy hiking, trips to the beach, and spending time with my boyfriend and dog Rayna!

Tracey

Occupational Therapist

Hi! My name is Tracey! I have been an occupational therapist for more than 30 years, with most of my career focused on pediatric care. For 19 years, I developed and led the NICU program at WellSpan Health, working to support improved developmental outcomes for infants.

 

I also spent 10 years providing Early Intervention services to children from birth to 3 years old in their homes and day cares. I am certified in two infant massage programs, a Certified Sleep Consultant for infants and toddlers, a Certified Neonatal Therapist, and a feeding specialist. I am currently working toward my certification in potty training.

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Fun Fact: I am passionate about helping children of all ages succeed developmentally and reach their fullest potential.

Our PRN OT Team

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Allison

Occupational Therapist (COTA Supervisor)

Hi! I am Allison! I am a licensed occupational therapist with over five years of experience, primarily serving children with a wide range of diagnoses in school-based settings. I earned my bachelor’s degree in Health and Occupation and master’s degree in Occupational Therapy from Elizabethtown College.

 

During graduate school, I conducted research on enhancing child and family engagement in social and community participation within early intervention–an area I remain passionate about today. I am committed to helping children reach their fullest potential through individualized, strengths-based, and child-led therapy. I believe therapy should be both fun and functional, and I love using creative, play-based approaches to support each child’s growth in meaningful ways.

 

I am currently receiving training in the D.I.R.® Floortime model, a relationship-based approach that supports healthy emotional and developmental growth through attuned, child-led play.

Fun Fact: I enjoy spending time with my husband and family, exploring the outdoors, crafting, and baking.

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Interested in working together to support your child's development? We can't wait to hear from you!

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Our Locations

We are conveniently located in a warm and welcoming space designed with kids and families in mind. Our modern facility offers a calm and inviting environment where children can feel comfortable and inspired to learn, grow, and explore. With thoughtfully designed therapy rooms and play-based areas equipped with engaging tools and resources, our location ensures children have the space and support needed to thrive. We’re committed to creating a positive and enjoyable experience for families from the moment they walk through our doors!

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