With nearly 20 years of experience as a speech-language pathologist, Lindsay Doyle specializes in infant feeding, oral function, speech development, and myofunctional therapy.

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Her work is centered on helping families find clarity when feeding, communication, and developmental concerns feel overwhelming, combining evidence-based care with a whole-child perspective that looks beyond symptoms alone.

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As founder of Myo Speech & Feeding Center, Lindsay is passionate about building a collaborative care environment where children receive thoughtful, individualized support designed for lasting progress.

Emily Picardi is a speech-language pathologist passionate about helping children and families build confidence, connection, and meaningful progress through collaborative care.

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Her clinical experience includes early intervention, hospital settings, public schools, and private practice, giving her a broad perspective in supporting children across developmental stages.

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Emily has a strong interest in early language development, feeding, speech production, and orofacial myofunctional disorders, particularly as they relate to oral function and airway concerns.

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She values building trusting relationships with families and believes the best outcomes come from individualized care, collaboration, and a thoughtful whole-child approach.

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Victoria Levoshko holds a Master’s degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Emerson College and brings clinical experience across public schools, private practice, and skilled nursing settings.

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Her areas of interest include oral motor-based feeding disorders, swallowing disorders, speech and communication development, and orofacial myofunctional disorders.

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Victoria has experience supporting autistic children and neurodiverse learners, using individualized approaches that meet each child’s unique needs while fostering meaningful progress and confidence.

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She has also implemented the SOS approach for children with feeding challenges and restricted diets and is passionate about helping families navigate feeding, oral function, and communication concerns through thoughtful, collaborative care.

Martha Lopez brings a unique blend of educational, clinical, and holistic experience to her work with children and families.

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Before becoming a speech-language pathologist, Martha spent seven years teaching in private, public, and charter school settings, supporting diverse learners across a variety of developmental needs.

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Her clinical experience includes pediatric outpatient rehabilitation with a focus on oral motor skills, sensory-based feeding therapy, infant feeding, communication development, temporomandibular disorders (TMD), and orofacial myofunctional disorders.

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Martha is passionate about whole-child care and brings a thoughtful, multidisciplinary perspective to therapy, helping families navigate feeding, communication, and developmental challenges with personalized, collaborative support.