Maria Ampomah, MS, CCC-SLP

Amanda K. Lee is a speech-language pathology provider in Portland, OR. Amanda specializes in early intervention and receptive and expressive language disorders, and is uniquely interested in promoting the communication bond between infants and their caregivers to help facilitate developmentally supportive engagement.

Rachel is a Speech-Language Pathologist with experience working with both pediatric and adult populations in a variety of settings. She completed her undergraduate and graduate degree at The University of Texas at Dallas for Speech-Language Pathology and Communication Sciences and Disorders. She has proficiencies in AAC, swallowing disorders, cognitive-communication rehabilitation, and individualizing care and education for diverse clients. She is committed to evidence-based approaches, interdisciplinary collaboration, patient centered care, and supporting individuals with complex cognitive communication needs. In her personal time, Rachel enjoys outdoor activities such as hiking, exploring Portland parks, and attending outdoor music and dance events. She is also a creative who enjoys sewing both costumes and everyday clothing, as well as taking on large home renovation projects such as drywall renovations and removing load bearing walls.

Gayatri Ram, PhD, CCC-SLP, is a board-certified speech language pathologist at the Children’s Development Institute at Providence St. Vincent Medical Center. She specializes in working with children with language and literacy needs. “I strongly believe that all children have the right to communicate in ways that feel comfortable for them, about things that are meaningful to them,” she says. “My job is to help them find their best ways to do that, through play-based learning and family-centered practices.” Dr. Ram attended the Maharashtra University of Health Sciences in India before earning her medical degree at Ohio University. She has extensive experience both in working with children and in training the next generation of clinicians.