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​Amy LaFleur, M.A. CCC-SLP is a compassionate and client-centered speech-language pathologist, with nine years of experience and wide range of clinical expertise. Amy is certified by The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and licensed as an SLP in New Jersey and New York. Amy has worked in many settings, treating child and adult clients across a variety of diagnoses and levels of care. 
In her personal life, Amy is a caregiver for her mom, who was diagnosed with Primary Progressive Aphasia, a rare form of Dementia in 2012. She is an active volunteer with the Alzheimer's Association, and served as President of the Young Professional Alzheimer's Council (YPAC) from 2018-2021, organizing many fundraisers and educational events including; Walk To End Alzheimer's Events, The Longest Day Events, and a Rare Dementia Panel. She has presented at the Hudson Valley Annual Young Caregiver Symposium in 2020 and 2021. She currently continues to serve on the YPAC board.
Read more about Amy's caregiver journey and her advocacy efforts below:
​Certifications and Honors:
o ASHA Award for Continuing Education (June 2020)
o Lively Letters Certification- Multisensory Reading Program (Dec 2017)
o Recipe for Reading Certification – Phonics Based Reading Program (June 2017)
o ASHA NOMS Certification (December 2015)
o MBSimp Reliability Zone Certification: Northern Speech Services (May 2014)
o NMES training/ Biber Protocol Certification: The Guardian Way (June 2013)
 ​Professional Certification/Licenses:
New York State Licensed Speech Language Pathologist
New Jersey State Licensed Speech Language Pathologist
ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC)
Teacher of Students with Speech and Language Disabilities (TSSLD): NY State Initial Certificate, PreK-12