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Department Hours

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Welcome to my webpage Not only will my page tell you a little something about me but I have also included useful links on the left hand side about Physicial and Occupational Therapy.

Born in South Bend, Indiana, I received my education in the Mid-West. The undergraduate degree was from Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin; graduate degree in Speech Pathology and Audiology was from Indiana University in Bloomington. In 1972 I moved to San Francisco where I began my career as a Speech Pathologist. I married in 1974 and my husband and I settled on the Peninsula and raised our daughter and son.

My extensive experience includes schools, hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, acute rehabilitation, home care and out patient therapy. I have been under contract with Kaiser Permanente in Redwood City, South San Francisco and San Francisco for about 10 years. It wasn’t until April 2004 that Kaiser Permanente in Redwood City added a Speech Therapy department and I became an employee! It has been exciting and rewarding to be a part of such a truly professional organization. I am a member of ASHA and CSHA (American and California Speech and Hearing Associations).

I particularly enjoy working with the adult population who have suffered from strokes, head injuries, and a wide variety of neurological diagnoses. My philosophy is to treat each and every patient/client as a unique person with individual needs. Further as a part of a team, it is important to coordinate mutual goals for optimal functional return.

In my free time, I enjoy golf, cooking, exercise, board games, being with friends and most of all my family……which now includes my 4-year-old grandson.

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