Meet the TMC Therapists

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    Joanna Trabing

    Speech Language Pathologist

    M.A., CCC-SLP, Clinical Supervisor

    My Therapy Journey

    I earned both my bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Temple University in Philadelphia—Go Owls! After years of working with amazing kids and families, I still find joy in every new milestone.

    What I'm Great At

    I specialize in Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS), articulation and phonological disorders, AAC, fluency, and all things language. My therapy toolbox is always growing, and I love getting creative to help kids succeed.

    My Therapy Style

    If you're not having fun, you're not learning! I believe in play-based, evidence-based therapy, and keeping families involved every step of the way. I adjust therapy to fit each child’s needs as they grow and change.

    When I'm Not at the Clinic

    I'm probably chasing my toddler, trying to keep my plants alive, or lifting something heavy at the gym. I love coffee, crafting, cooking, and a really good bagel. East Coast energy meets Midwest nice!

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    Kaitlin Trefethen

    Speech Language Pathologist

    M.A. CCC-SLP

    My Therapy Journey

    I earned my bachelor’s degree from the University of Minnesota and my master’s from Saint Louis University. I knew early on that helping kids communicate was my calling!

    What I'm Great At

    My passions include gestalt language processing, bilingual language development, speech sound disorders, AAC, and early language milestones. I'm always learning to better support every little voice.

    My Therapy Style

    Therapy should feel fun and meaningful! I focus on functional goals that make a real difference in daily life. Every child is unique, and I love being part of their communication journey.

    When I'm Not at the Clinic

    I love cabin weekends, new restaurants, and spontaneous adventures with my dog. I’m always planning my next adventure and soaking up time with friends and family.

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    Miranda Massey

    Occupational Therapist

    MOT, OTR/L

    My Therapy Journey

    I earned my bachelor’s degree in Psychology from UW-Stout and my master’s in Occupational Therapy from UW-Milwaukee. Helping kids feel confident and capable is the best part of my job!

    What I'm Great At

    I specialize in sensory integration, interoception, and executive functioning. I love helping kids build skills that support success in everyday life—from tying shoes to tackling big feelings.

    My Therapy Style

    I bring lots of energy, play, and empathy to each session. Building trust and having fun is key! I also work closely with families to make sure progress continues at home.

    When I'm Not at the Clinic

    You’ll find me reading, cooking, practicing yoga, or hiking outdoors. I love weekend getaways, good books, and spending time with the people I love most.

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    Stephanie Meyer

    Occupational Therapist

    M.A., OTR/L

    My Therapy Journey

    I hold a B.A. in Psychology with a minor in Social Welfare from Wartburg College, and an M.A. in Occupational Therapy from St. Catherine University. I bring both heart and science to my work!

    What I'm Great At

    I have training in Handwriting Without Tears, the SOS Approach to Feeding, Bal-A-Vis-X, and more. I especially enjoy working on fine and gross motor skills, interoception, and visual-motor integration.

    My Therapy Style

    My sessions are energetic, engaging, and tailored to each child’s strengths. I love using movement, creativity, and evidence-based tools to help kids thrive while keeping therapy playful and fun!

    When I'm Not at the Clinic

    You’ll find me teaching dance, skiing down snowy slopes, or exploring someplace new. I also love slow mornings, good coffee, and spending time with my family, my friends, and my cat, Mika.

Pediatric Speech & Occupational Therapy

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    Speech Therapy Services

    TMC offers high-quality pediatric evaluations and therapy for children with a wide range of speech and language needs, supporting communication development through personalized, evidence-based care in a warm and engaging environment.

    What is speech therapy?
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    Occupational Therapy Services

    Occupational therapy at TMC helps children build essential functional skills for independence in play, learning, motor development, self-care, and social interaction—supporting success at home, in school, and throughout the community.

    What is occupational therapy?