Just as the name implies we are simply two gals who have been practicing speech-language pathology for a combined total of 60 years. We are experienced in the real world of public school therapy, as well as the clinical setting, but it is the needs of the public school SLP that is our passion and the heart of our business.
Leah J. Musgrave, MS, CCC-Sp. has 25 years of experience working as a Speech/Language Pathologist. She holds a Master’s Degree in Speech-Language Pathology (West Virginia University, 1982) and Bachelor’s Degree in Speech Pathology and Audiology (West Virginia University, 1980). She began working as an SLP in the WV public schools in 1982, where she remained for 7 years. Throughout her career, Leah has worked in a variety of settings and had a variety of experiences. She has worked in the public schools (21 years), private practice, Home Health Care, and WV Birth to Three. She has supervised off-campus practicum for graduate SLP students and Clinical Fellowship Years for beginning therapists. She has continued to broaden her knowledge through ongoing trainings in areas relevant to current issues in Speech-Language Pathology, twice earning the ACE award from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. She has in-turn taken the knowledge she has learned and trained teachers and other professionals in her county, especially in the area of phonemic awareness.
Dean Trout is retired after 35 years as an SLP in June 2008. She has worked in public schools, private clinic, Home Health Care, and Head Start Centers in West Virginia and Kentucky. Throughout her years as an SLP, varied work settings provided Dean with opportunity to work with a huge array of communication disorders. She honed her skills through the years by attending workshops, seminars, and trainings throughout the east coast. Dean says hands-on experience with her clients has broadened her knowledge and skills the most. She brings this knowledge and experience to you through her creative product development. Dean is a graduate of Marshall University (Huntington, WV, 1972) and Morehead State University (Morehead, KY, 1986).