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At Monkey Mouths, LLC we have a unique, collaborative deaf and hard of hearing (DHH) team made up of auditory-verbal therapists (AVTs), speech-language pathologists and audiologists. The primary goal of this team is to provide support and resources for effective communication for those with hearing differences. Our team receives mentoring, education, and support by our Lead AVT and Director of Hearing Services to make sure the communication goal of the family and client is best met.
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(817) 479-7019 | 1140 N. Kimball Ave Ste. 100, Southlake, TX 76092
1140 N. Kimball Ave Ste. 100, Southlake, TX 76092
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I’m Bari Pham, Au.D. and I joined Monkey Mouths in 2020 as an Audiologist and Director of Hearing Services. I have more than 20 years of audiology experience with pediatric patients and I am extremely excited to be part of this wonderful, growing organization.
After graduating from Vanderbilt University, I began my audiology career at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. In 2003, I moved to Texas and began my professional journey at Cook Children’s Medical Center, where I practiced and grew over the next 17 years. During this time, I established strong, lasting relationships with physicians, educational professionals, therapists, and, most importantly, patients and their family members. My true passion is patient-focused/family-focused care. I believe that by collaborating with all the professionals involved in a child’s life we will be able to provide the best care with the most successful outcomes.
In my free time, I enjoy cheering on my kids at their sporting events and getting together with friends
As an audiologist since 2001, I have training and specialization in the following:
I’m Audrey Hairston, Au.D., CCC-A, and I joined Monkey Mouths in 2023 as an audiologist. I earned my undergraduate degree from Baylor University and my master’s degree from the University of Texas at Dallas. Prior to Monkey Mouths I completed an externship at Children’s Hospital Colorado.
My goal as a pediatric audiologist is to provide patient and family-centered care, alongside a multi-disciplinary team. I aim to foster a caring environment for my patients and their families, and believe that providing appropriate resources and encouraging advocacy is the best way to help families manage and understand their child’s hearing difference.
In my spare time I enjoy reading, exploring DFW, and spending time with my husband and dog.
As an audiologist, I have training and specialization in the following:
I’m Britney Herrera and I joined Monkey Mouths in 2022 as an audiology assistant. I received my undergraduate degree in Speech Pathology and Audiology, as well as Child Learning and Development from the University of Texas at Dallas. At the beginning of my undergraduate experience, I was set on becoming a speech therapist, but after learning about the diverse issues that can impact our hearing, I decided to switch careers!
I believe in creating a playful and safe environment for children to engage in hearing evaluations while still having fun. As a native Spanish speaker, I love to connect with Hispanic families as I strive to raise awareness about hearing loss and other aspects of Audiology that may not be familiar in the Hispanic community.
In my spare time, I enjoy reading, spending time with friends and family, discovering new parks around my neighborhood, and volunteering my time to my church.
As an audiology assistant since 2022, I have training and specialization in the following:
I’m Paige Faulder, M.S., CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert. AVT, and I joined Monkey Mouths in 2016. I earned my undergraduate and master’s degrees from Texas Christian University and began my career at Cook Children’s Medical Center. During my time at Cook, I developed a passion for the hearing-impaired population, with intervention focusing specifically on developing listening and spoken language skills in infants and children in a family-centered approach. I was a member of the Cochlear Implant Team at Cook and collaborated with ENTs, audiologists, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, physical therapists and social workers routinely to ensure the delivery of consistent, high-quality patient care.
I attended the AEI (Alabama Ear Institute) Summer Institute, as well as the Texas Christian University Listening and Spoken Language Summer Institute. Both intensive, 2-week training courses consisted of lectures and hands-on practice using Auditory-Verbal techniques and strategies. In 2011, I became a Listening and Spoken Language Specialist, Certified Auditory-Verbal Therapist (LSLS Cert. AVT). In addition to providing direct AVT services at Cook, I also supervised graduate student interns, clinical fellows and new hires. From 2012-2013, I served as the Rehab Services Clinic Lead.
In 2016, in addition to being a member of the Monkey Mouths team, I was also a Clinical Supervisor at the Davies School of Communication Sciences & Disorders at TCU. I supervised graduate speech-language pathology student clinicians providing family-centered intervention to children with hearing impairments under the direction of Emily Lund, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, Assistant Professor.
I strongly believe that active parent participation and parent coaching in therapy sessions are key components to successful listening and spoken language outcomes. My husband, Chase and I have a young son and daughter. We love spending time together as a family, especially when it involves cheering on the TCU Horned Frogs!
As an SLP since 2007, I have training and specialization in the following:
I’m Daniela Centeno, M.S., CCC-SLP, C/NDT and I joined Monkey Mouths in 2020 as a bilingual speech-language pathologist. I earned my undergraduate degree from the University of Campinas (PUCCAMP) – Brazil and my master’s degree from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee. Prior to Monkey Mouths, I worked in a pediatric hospital, home health, private practice, and school settings. I also have experience assisting with and translating various feeding and swallowing courses.
I love what I do and I believe we can, in our profession enhance people’s lives! I love studying, learning, observing, and sharing knowledge and experiences. I speak Portuguese, English, Spanish and some Italian!
“You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.” ~ Winnie the Pooh
In my free time I enjoy dancing, movies, volunteering, musicals, watching my daughters play, spending time with my husband and my family, karaoke, and having coffee with friends!
As an SLP since 1988, (in Brazil and the United States), I have training and specialization in the following:
I’m Hayley Jordan, M.A., CCC-SLP and I joined Monkey Mouths in 2022, as a speech-language pathologist. I earned my undergraduate degree from Samford University and my Master’s degree from the University of Oklahoma Health Science Center. Prior to Monkey Mouths, I worked in school, home health, and private practice settings.
I believe children learn and grow the most when having fun! I strive to build trust and meaningful relationships with both children and parents. Together we work hard and play harder to reach the child’s full potential.
In my spare time I enjoy swimming, reading, baking, and walking my dog, JoJo.
As an SLP since 2017, I have training and specialization in the following:
I’m Karen Pieters M.S., CCC-SLP, I joined Monkey Mouths in 2008 and I am the Clinical Director of the Hurst clinic. I earned my undergraduate degree at Furman University and my master’s degree in speech therapy at UT Dallas. I also have graduate degree in school psychology from Georgia State University.
Before joining Monkey Mouths, I worked at a practice in Irving where I helped start the clinic’s feeding program. I’ve also worked as a Licensed Specialist in School Psychology in Georgia and Texas and I presented “Rapidly Increase Intelligibility in Young Children” at the TSHA convention. My experience in speech and psychology make me a great therapist for children who are experiencing speech/language issues that affect school learning.
I see parents as partners in the therapy process and enjoy giving families simple yet effective ideas for home carry-over. I am married and have one daughter.
As an SLP since 2001, I have training and specialization in the following:
I’m Vy Phan, M.S., CCC-SLP; I joined Monkey Mouths in 2021 as a speech-language pathologist and I am an Assistant Clinical Director in the Hurst clinic. I earned my undergraduate degree from Vanderbilt University and my master’s degree from the University of Texas at Dallas. Prior to Monkey Mouths, I worked in school and pediatric hospital settings.
I believe therapy should be fun, meaningful, and functional. Parents are an important part of our team and together we can give their child the skills to communicate, connect and create strong relationships with those around them.
In my spare time I enjoy baking, hiking, running a picnic & events business, traveling and trying new restaurants.
As an SLP since 2019 , I have training and specialization in the following:
I’m Jamie Sandoval, M.S., CCC-SLP and I joined Monkey Mouths in 2021. I earned my undergraduate and master’s degrees from Baylor University. Prior to Monkey Mouths, I worked in university clinic, private practice, and in-patient rehab settings.
I believe that therapy should be individually tailored and most importantly – fun! I love getting to engage with all my patients and their families, find out what interests they have and bring what motivates them most into our therapy sessions.
In my spare time I enjoy spending quality time with my close friends and family. I love cooking, baking, exercising, doing yoga, and dancing.
As an SLP since 2021, I have training and specialization in the following:
I’m Emily Roy, M.S., CCC-SLP and I joined Monkey Mouths in 2021. I earned my undergraduate degree from Texas Christian University and my master’s degree from the University of Texas at Dallas. Prior to Monkey Mouths, I worked in pediatric hospitals, schools, and university clinic settings.
As a high school student, I shadowed a speech therapist and immediately fell in love with this profession! I have thoroughly enjoyed completing my Master’s degree and have grown so much as a clinician. I strive to build a strong and trusting relationship with my patients and their families and to create a positive environment to help communication flourish.
In my spare time I enjoy doing yoga, cooking, reading, and spending time outside.
As an SLP since 2021, I have training and specialization in the following:
I’m Emily Woodby, M.S., CCC-SLP and I joined Monkey Mouths in 2019. I am a speech pathology graduate from Baylor University and I completed my Clinical Fellowship year under the supervision of Emma Pate, M.S., CCC-SLP.
I believe in creating a fun environment in order to motivate each child and help them reach their fullest potential.
In my free time I enjoy cheering on the Cowboys and playing with my dogs Lucy and Witten.
As an SLP since 2018, I have training and specialization in the following:
I’m Megan Bride, M.S., CCC-SLP and I joined Monkey Mouths in 2024 as a speech-language pathologist-intern under the supervision of Alicia Hindman, M.A., CCC-SLP. I earned my undergraduate degree in psychology with an emphasis in Child Life Specialist from Azusa Pacific University, a postbaccalaureate degree in SLP-A from Chemeketa Community College and my master’s degree from Biola University. Prior to Monkey Mouths, my experience included working in home health, private practice, school and adult acute care/rehab settings.
I enjoy providing play-based, child-led, and family-centered therapy that will improve overall communication and feeding skills for the children and families I am blessed to serve. I strive to make therapy fun AND functional! I believe that the key to success in therapy is building relationships with both the child and their family to ensure carry-over of skills in order to meet goals.
In my free time, I enjoy cooking, traveling, walking local trails, playing board games with family and friends, and spending time with my husband, Ryan, and rescue dog, Lucy.
As an SLP since 2024, I have training and specialization in the following:
Apraxia/Articulation:
Feeding/Dysphagia:
Language:
Autism:
Augmentative Communications: