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Owner & Speech Language Pathologist

Kelsey is a licensed Speech Language Pathologist offering exceptional rural healthcare. While Kelsey works with the whole life span she specializes in pediatric services including infant and pediatric feeding disorders and myofunctional therapy. Kelsey enjoys collaborating with other professionals to provide comprehensive care for her patients. 

While not at work, Kelsey enjoys spending her free time with her husband, son, and their two dogs. Her family loves any activity that gets them outside, summer or winter. 

“I believe that everyone deserves access to individualized healthcare and I am excited to be able to offer that to my patients”

Education:
Masters of Science in Speech Language Pathology from Abilene Christian University

Clinical Fellowship:
Salem Hospital Acute Care

National Certifications:
American Speech and Hearing Association

Specialized Trainings:
SOS Approach to Feeding
DIR Floortime
LSVT Lee Silverman Voice Treatment
The Myo Method: Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy

Kelsey Smith, MS, CCC-SLP

A young dietitian with shoulder-length dark brown hair, smiling outdoors on a sunny day, wearing a light gray sweatshirt and a delicate necklace.

Hannah is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor. She has lived in Ellensburg since graduating from CWU with a BS in Exercise Science in 2013.

After graduation, Hannah worked as a Personal Fitness Trainer for several years. Working in the fitness industry left her hungry for a more joyful, holistic approach to nutrition, fitness, and health. This prompted her return to CWU to complete a Masters of Science in Nutrition, followed by a Dietetic Internship.

As a Registered Dietitian, Hannah approaches nutrition from a weight-neutral perspective, with a focus on building sustainable, enjoyable, health-promoting habits rather than a number on the scale. By teaching you the accurate nutrition information you need and then helping you act on that knowledge consistently, Hannah can help you address health concerns from blood sugar management and selective (“picky”) eating in children, to improving heart health or your relationship with food.

“I look forward to giving back to a wonderful community that has given me so much over the years!”

Education:
Masters of Science in Nutrition from Central Washington University

Dietetic Internship:
Central Washington University

National Credentialing:
Registered Dietitian with the Committee on Dietetic Registration

Specialized Trainings:
Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor

Hannah Allen, MS, RD, CD, CIEC

Registered Dietitian

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Victoria McFarland, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA

Board Certified Behavioral Analyst, Reading Specialist

Victoria brings a warm, collaborative, and whole-child approach to supporting children and families in the Ellensburg community. With a background in early childhood education, behavior analysis, and structured literacy instruction, Victoria offers private-pay parenting and behavioral support, tutoring, and reading intervention for children who benefit from individualized, strengths-based support.

Victoria holds a Master’s in Education and began her career in early childhood classrooms, drawing inspiration from Montessori and Reggio Emilia approaches to create child-led, meaningful, and discovery-based learning environments. Her work in university lab schools, where she supported future educators in inclusive practices, deepened her commitment to helping children thrive across home, school, and community settings.

Over the years, Victoria has worked with children and families across a wide range of ages and developmental profiles. She specializes in practical, family-centered behavioral support that helps caregivers better understand behavior, build effective routines, teach new skills, and respond with confidence and compassion. Her approach is grounded in dignity, connection, and realistic strategies that fit into everyday family life.

Victoria also provides tutoring and reading support, including structured literacy intervention for students with dyslexia or reading difficulties. Using Orton-Gillingham-based methods, she supports children in developing foundational reading, spelling, and writing skills through explicit, systematic, and engaging instruction.

In partnership with local speech-language services, Victoria values interdisciplinary collaboration and believes children make the most meaningful progress when the adults supporting them work together. Whether providing parent coaching, behavior support, executive functioning strategies, or reading intervention, her goal is to help children build confidence, independence, and lasting skills.

When she’s not working with families, Victoria enjoys spending time with her husband and pets, harvesting fruit and nuts from their backyard, growing gourds, and getting lost in a good book.

Doctor of Speech Language Pathology

Bethany is a licensed Speech Language Pathologist with three decades of providing individualized care for clients across the lifespan. She has worked in all levels of healthcare from the ICU, post acute, and inpatient rehab to skilled nursing and home health though her specialty has been in providing exceptional outpatient therapy services. Bethany has spent most of her career specializing in treatment for individuals with acquired brain injuries, stroke and neurodegenerative conditions. She founded and facilitated for over a decade two different brain injury and aphasia support groups for families living with acquired neurogenic conditions.

After providing more than seventeen years of contract coverage to area schools in Central WA, she also pursued advanced training and certifications in Autism care and early language development. She has a passion for providing neurodiverse services for youth and young adults, meeting each client where they are at and building on their strengths.

While working on her clinical doctorate research, Bethany started mentoring with senior mindfulness teachers at Mindfulness Northwest learning the art of guiding meditations and teaching Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction courses. She has continued with this mindfulness work focusing on grief tending facilitation in the past year through Dark Woods of Grief. Bethany has found this work complimentary to working with clients coping with the challenges of rehabilitation and living with neurodiversity.

While not at work, Bethany enjoys spending her free time with her partner, hiking, walking and paddle boarding. They enjoy traveling and exploring the beautiful Northwest. At home, they enjoy their garden and time with their two dogs and two cats.

Education:
Clinical Doctorate in Speech Language Pathology from Northwestern University

Master of Arts in Speech & Hearing Science from Washington State University

Clinical Fellowship:
Speech Pathology Associates in Central WA in rural post acute hospitals and skilled nursing facilities

National Credentialing:
American Speech and Hearing Association Certificate of Clinical Competency

Certified Brain Injury Specialist-Advanced Practitioner: Brain Injury Association of America

Certified Autism Specialist: International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards

Specialized Trainings:
Hanen Certified: It Takes Two to Talk, Learning Language & Loving It & More Than Words

Bethany Davis, SLPD, CCC-SLP, CBIS-AP, CAS

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