Speech-Language Pathologist in Cornelius, NC
Sarah C., CCC-SLP, IMSC
Speech-Language Pathologist at Integrative Wellness & Therapeutics
- Master of Speech-Language Pathology, Francis Marion University
- Integrative Myofunctional Specialist (IMSC)
- Early intervention and outpatient experience
Experience & Approach
Sarah has been a licensed speech-language pathologist since 2023. She earned her Master of Speech-Language Pathology from Francis Marion University and her Bachelor's in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Appalachian State University.
She has training in speech-sound disorders, language and communication disorders, oral tethers, and feeding and swallowing difficulties in infants and toddlers across a variety of diagnoses. She is a certified Integrative Myofunctional Specialist (IMSC) with experience in early intervention and outpatient clinic settings.
What CCC-SLP, IMSC Means
- CCC-SLPCertificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology
- Awarded by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), this national credential confirms the clinician has met rigorous standards for graduate education, clinical training hours, and competency examination — the gold standard of professional achievement in the field.
- IMSCIntegrative Myofunctional Specialist Certification
- An Integrative Myofunctional Specialist is a therapist with specialized training in myofunctional therapy using a comprehensive, whole-body approach. The certification focuses on the relationship between oral function, breathing and airway, feeding, posture, sensory-motor development, reflex integration, and overall function — looking beyond isolated symptoms to support more coordinated, functional outcomes. Learn about the IMSC certification course.
How Sarah C. Helps Families
Speech Therapy
Individualized support to improve articulation, language, and communication skills — delivered by SLPs who are also trained myofunctional therapists.
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Gentle early intervention that supports feeding, development, and bonding in babies with oral or motor challenges.
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Exercise-based treatment that improves tongue posture, swallowing, breathing, and speech by retraining oral and facial muscles.
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