East Office Staff

 Rebekah graduated from Wichita State University and received her Master of Arts in Communication. Sciences and Disorders. She is a licensed speech-language pathologist in the state of Kansas. Rebekah has received a Bachelor of Science and maintains a Kansas license in Elementary Education and has previous experience teaching in the local public schools.

Rebekah has experience working with children ranging from early childhood to adolescence, focusing on areas including phonology and articulation, language disorders, and fluency. She emphasizes using an evidence-based approach in her session and encourages strong collaboration between clinician and caregiver to help her clients reach their fullest potential! Rebekah is currently providing services at our East Office location.

Alisha is a licensed and certified Speech-Language Pathologist in the state of Kansas. She attended Wichita State University where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Sciences and Disorders and a Master of Arts in Communication Sciences and Disorders.

Alisha has experience working with a variety of needs including pediatric feeding disorder, dysphagia, speech sound disorders, and language disorders. She also has experience in the evaluation and implementation of high-tech speech-generating devices. Alisha’s primary focus is pediatric feeding and swallowing. She has completed extensive continuing education in the area of pediatric feeding and swallowing including the SOS Approach to Feeding and SOFFI. Alisha is currently providing services at our east office.

 Michael Hogwood is a practicing medically trained and experienced speech-language pathologist who works primarily at the Speech, Swallowing, and Voice Center in east Wichita. Additional medical experience includes working at Wesley Medical Center in acute care and outpatient (both full time and current as PRN) and a neurogenic rehabilitation facility in NYC (2014-1016). 

Michael is a FEES and McNeil Dysphagia Treatment certified therapist and combines the later with neuromuscular electrical stimulation (Guardian protocol) to rehabilitate various disorders of swallowing.  Michael also has extensive experience working with adult populations suffering from a variety of disorders impacting memory/attention/cognition from stroke and TBI, dysarthria, stuttering, facial/oral motor weakness, aphasia, and voice disorders. 

 Michael is a FEES, manual therapy, and McNeil Dysphagia Treatment certified therapist and combines the later with neuromuscular electrical stimulation (Guardian protocol) to rehabilitate various disorders of swallowing.  Michael has completed training for the to be called a Certified Brain Injury Specialist by the Brain Injury Association of America who also has extensive experience working with adult populations suffering from a variety of disorders impacting memory/attention/cognition from stroke and TBI, dysarthria, stuttering, facial/oral motor weakness, aphasia, and voice disorders including but not limited to vocal cord dysfunction with adolescent athletes and school-aged children and adolescents with concussions (sports and other injury) both as a part of the interdisciplinary team at the Wesley Medical Center concussion clinic with Dr. Kimberly Molik and in treatment at his private office.