TOTS Training® Directory

Connecting local communities with high-quality intervention services in Bonnyville, Alberta

Alecia Shepherd is a national certified and state licensed Speech Language Pathologist. She brings her love of all things oral function and knowledge of infant development together as a TummyTime!™ Method Instructor, SOFFI (Supporting Oral Feeding in Fragile Infants) certified professional and serves as part of a TOTs savvy team. Alecia loves to educate caregivers and offer strategies to bring calm to the chaos and ensure babies get the movement, experiences and nourishment they need to be happy, healthy, and thriving! Currently serving Pulaski, Jackson, Laurel and Knox counties with both home health and/or out patient services.

Hello! I am Alexa, owner of Brighter Days Breastfeeding. For over 12 years I have been providing care for newborn infants, supporting postpartum mamas and advocating for breastfeeding. I am a certified NICU Nurse and IBCLC. I provide in-home lactation support to mamas in the Rockford, IL area.

www.brighterdaysbreastfeeding.com

I currently live in and practice out of Columbia, TN. After the birth of my first son I became passionate about helping moms and babies in their nursing and feeding journeys!

Speech Waves Therapy is a pediatric private practice specializing in pediatric feeding disorders and early intervention. We are a concierge service in the Jupiter/Tequesta area and are able to provide therapy in your child's natural environment.

Alexis is an IBCLC serving the Augusta County, Harrisonburg, VA and surrounding areas. Her practice provides a safe and inclusive place for all families to reach their breastfeeding goals.

Carolina Lactation Solutions, LLC offers caring, personalized lactation support across North and South Carolina, within a 45 - mile radius from Kings Mountain, NC. CLS helps families navigate feeding challenges with compassion. Providing in-home and virtual visits while working closely with other providers when needed to support your baby’s feeding journey.

NICU experience, specializing in infant and toddler feeding including breastfeeding, bottle feeding, cup/straw drinking and progressing to puree and solid foods.

In home lactation consultations in the East Valley.

Providing in-home and in-school evaluation and treatment
in the areas of feeding, speech, and language.
Specializing in infant to early elementary school age.

The Baby PT provides in-home support to infants in Alexandria, Arlington, and portions of Fairfax County, Virginia. We combine physical therapy, body work, and oral motor skills training to address many areas potentially impacted when babies have tethered oral tissues. More specifically, we emphasize body positioning, infant posture, neck and trunk mobility, body tension, whole body strength, latch, and oral-motor mobility, strength, and endurance. We also love collaborating with other providers to problem-solve more involved breast and bottle feeding challenges, as well as help families find appropriate resources as needed. In addition to babies with oral ties, we also specialize in treating infants with torticollis, plagiocephaly, and delayed developmental milestones from newborn to age of independent walking.

Allison Parrott, MA, CCC-SLP, is an ASHA-certified and Kentucky-licensed Speech-Language Pathologist with a passion for helping infants and children develop the foundational skills needed for successful feeding, communication, and overall oral function. She is the owner of Parrott Speech Therapy, a pediatric private practice serving families in South-Central Kentucky.

Allison has completed TOTS (Tethered Oral Tissues Specialty) training and has a special clinical interest in the evaluation and treatment of infants and children with tethered oral tissues, feeding difficulties, oral motor dysfunction, and early communication delays. She believes that optimal feeding outcomes are achieved through a collaborative, evidence-based approach and enjoys working alongside lactation consultants, pediatricians, dentists, ENTs, chiropractors, and other healthcare professionals to support each child and family.

In addition to pediatric feeding therapy, Allison provides comprehensive speech-language evaluations and treatment for children with speech sound disorders, language delays, literacy challenges, and feeding concerns. She is committed to providing individualized, family-centered care while empowering parents with education and practical strategies they can confidently implement at home. Allison strives to create a welcoming environment where families feel heard, supported, and equipped throughout their child's developmental journey.