Dr. Christine Lewis is a licensed and certified speech-language pathologist. Dr. Lewis is a graduate of the University of South Carolina where she received both a BA in Elementary Education with a minor equivalent in Communications Sciences, as well as a Master of Speech Pathology. She received her Clinical Science Doctorate in Speech Pathology from Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions. She has completed research in the area of speech sound disorders focusing on the Multiple Oppositions Approach. Dr. Lewis has vast experience working with various disorders, including feeding disorders/swallowing disorders, language disorders, articulation disorders, phonological disorders, TBI, Autism, fluency/stuttering, pragmatic difficulties, and adult cognitive disorders. Dr. Lewis currently works in Columbia, SC where she has been able to combine her passion for helping others and her enthusiasm through her extensive experience of working with both pediatric and adult populations in a variety of settings. Dr. Lewis is a member of SCSHA, ASHA, and NBASLH. She is also a sought after speaker and presenter on the state and national levels and enjoys teaching and collaborating with others in the field. She enjoys singing and spending time with her husband and four children.

Laura Serra is a South Carolina licensed and ASHA certified Speech-Language Pathologist. She earned her Bachelors in Speech-Language Pathology from Columbia College in 2004 and her Masters in Communication Disorders from the University of South Carolina in 2011. She has practiced in the public school, home based, and private practice settings. Laura has experience working with ages birth through 21 years, who have a variety of speech, language, and feeding needs. She has specialized training and high interest in the areas of feeding, Orofacial Myology, and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). She enjoys yoga, mountain biking, live music, and spending time with her husband and two dogs. 

Dr. Ebony Means is a certified and licensed Speech-Language Pathologist. She is a graduate of Winthrop University (B.A.) and South Carolina State University (M.A.). She received her Clinical Science Doctorate in Speech Pathology from Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions. Her area of research is language & literacy focusing on the adolescent population. Dr. Means has presented her research on building language & literacy skills and Generational and Multicultural Issues in Clinical Supervision on the state and national level. Dr. Means has over a decade of experience meeting the needs of clients in medical and educational settings. Her practice is dedicated to working with children and adolescents with complex communication disorders, sensory issue, expressive and receptive language disorders, articulation and phonological disorders. Dr. Means has completed TOTS training, Beckman Oral Motor Protocol and Orofacial Myology training. Dr. Means is a member of SCSHA, ASHA, and three time receipent of Award for Continuing Education   (ACE). She enjoys traveling with her husband and their two children.

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Brandon Jackson holds a South Carolina intern license and is a member of ASHA. He earned his Master's degree in Speech-Language pathology from the University of South Carolina and his Bachelor's in Exercise Science from Coastal Carolina University. Brandon worked in public schools, pediatric clinics, hospitals, and other private practice settings. He has experience with child and adult populations with a variety of communication, genetic, and hearing disorders. His main areas of interest are articulation disorders, stuttering, and phonological disorders. Brandon grew up on the northeast side of Columbia. He enjoys traveling, watching movies, cooking, and going to community events.