Hi, I’m Nina—a licensed and ASHA accredited Speech-Language Pathologist, Certified Children’s Yoga Instructor, and wellness enthusiast with a passion for helping children thrive from the inside out.

At the heart of everything I do is a passion for helping others become the best versions of themselves. I believe that confidence begins with connection, and that small, intentional steps can create meaningful, lifelong growth. This philosophy guides every interaction I have with children and their families, creating a foundation of trust, encouragement, and lasting progress.

I believe every child deserves the opportunity to communicate confidently, enjoy mealtimes, and feel empowered in their own unique way. Whether your child is learning their first words, improving speech sounds, navigating picky eating, or building feeding skills, my goal is to make therapy feel supportive, personalized, and joyful—for both children and their families.

As both a clinician and a wellness advocate, I believe that communication, nutrition, movement, and emotional well-being are all connected. My approach blends evidence-based therapy with a calm, playful, whole-child philosophy that supports development while making learning engaging and meaningful. My background as a Certified Children’s Yoga Instructor has deepened my appreciation for mindfulness, movement, and regulation, allowing me to incorporate strategies that help children feel confident, connected, and ready to learn.

I also believe parents are an essential part of every child’s progress. That’s why I combine individualized therapy with practical education, resources, and strategies that families can confidently carry into everyday life. My mission is to equip parents with tools that make learning continue long after a session ends.

At Miss Nina Says, my vision extends beyond therapy. I’m building a trusted space where families can find expert guidance, evidence-based resources, and encouragement through every stage of their child’s development.

“Where clinical excellence meets compassion, and every child is given the opportunity to thrive with confidence.”

— Miss Nina