Jill Odle, MS CCC-SLP, IBCLC- Owner
I hold a Masters Level Degree in Speech Language Pathology as well as Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American Speech Language Hearing Association. I am an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). With over 18 years of experience, I have worked in a variety of clinical settings including:
- Hospital (USCF Medical Center in California)
- Neonatal Intensive Care (level IV), Pediatric ICU
- Outpatient setting
- Early intervention
- School settings in both California and North Carolina
Feeding and Swallowing Expertise
My training and skills in the evaluation and treatment of infants, children and adults with feeding and swallowing disorders allows me to look at the patient from a variety of perspectives including medical as well as the social and environmental components of feeding. I use a gentle, child centered approach that attempts to take away the stress of eating and focus on what is holding your child back from consuming an age appropriate diet. I will work with you and your child to develop a plan that will help to meet your child’s feeding and nutritional goals. I will work with the patient and family members to help with regaining functional independence with communication and assist with helping my patients return to the safest diet consistency. I enjoy working with adults and family members in session to help achieve the most optimal return to function for speech and swallowing.
My training includes –
– Beckman Oral motor therapy
– AEIOU feeding approach
– SOS approach to feeding
-SOFFI Method
-Dr. Brown Infant Driven Feeding
-Marsha Dunn Klein Get Permission Approach
-Certified Infant Massage Coach
– extensive oral motor training to help your child overcomes difficulties due to bottle feeding, spoon feeding, chewing, open cup and straw drinking.
- Feeding and Swallowing Disorders :from the most medically complex problems to picky eaters including oral motor, sensory, reflux, behavioral, bottle transition problems, G-tubes, trach, aspiration, coughing/choking/gagging and obstruction. An oral and pharyngeal dysphagia program as well as assistance with diet modification and exercise program will also be provided as needed.
International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC)
Jill Odle is also an IBCLC who can assist with addressing breastfeeding challenges such as poor latch, suspected tongue tie and sucking and swallowing difficulties.
Jill is Certified as a Tethered Oral Tissue Specialist.
Speech and Language
- Receptive and Expressive Language Disorders
- Articulation Delays
- Phonological disorder
- Late Talkers
- Apraxia – PROMPT® trained
- Phonological impairment- highly unintelligible children
- Voice Issues/Vocal Hygiene
- Oral Motor Issues- motor planning, dysarthria, increased tone
- Expressive Language and Comprehension Delays
- Other neurological diagnosis
- Dysarthria
I have provided speech and language services in an array of settings including schools, home and outpatient clinic. I use a play based approach that allows me to develop a rapport with your child while focusing on their speech and language needs. A home program will be developed in order to provide carryover skills from the clinic to help meet your child’s speech and language needs in all environmental settings.
As a parent of two little girls, I understand how challenging it can be if your child is experiencing feeding or speech difficulties. My ultimate goal is to provide a nurturing setting for my patients in order to develop the skills to succeed. I look forward to the opportunity to work with you and your family to meet your speech and feeding needs.
“Jill was very knowledgeable from the beginning in identifying and understanding the challenges our son was facing when it came to eating.”
– Nichole
“Jill was very relatable and willing to listen to both the parents and kids to come up with the best plans possible. Soon after starting with her we saw improvements and a willingness to try foods.”
-Sharon
Alicia Colby M.A CCC-SLP – Speech-Language Pathologist
Alicia Colby is a speech language pathologist (SLP) who graduated with her Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Communication Science and Disorders and Speech Language Pathology from the University of Cincinnati in Cincinnati, OH.
She is licensed by the board of North Carolina and has her Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American Speech Language Hearing Association.
Alicia has been practicing speech language pathology in a variety of settings as part of a multidisciplinary team since 2016, with both pediatric and adult populations. Experiences include working within outpatient clinical setting, inpatient rehabilitative settings, home health care, skilled nursing facilities, schools, telehealth, and early intervention.
Pediatric Speech and Language:
Alicia has speech and language experience in the pediatric population which includes diagnosis and treatment of:
- Receptive and Expressive Language Delays and Disorders
- Nonspeaking or minimally-speaking Communication
- Gestalt Language Processing (GLP; NLA Trained Clinician – AAC+GLP)
- Articulation Delays and Disorders
- Phonological Delays and Disorders
- Apraxia of Speech
- Voice Issues/Vocal Hygiene
- Oral Motor Impairments- motor planning, dysarthria, increased tone, etc.
- Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders (OMDs), to include: tongue-thrust, nasal breathing, digit-habit elimination, etc. (certified: Simon Says Tongue Tip Program; certified: Thumbs Up Program)
- Other developmental and/or neurological diagnoses
Alicia is a strong believer in using play-based and family-centered and/or team approach during pediatric speech and language therapy, where the family and therapist work together to create a supportive team, to help the child in meeting their therapy goals. Alicia believes in building a positive and motivating rapport to ensure that the child feels comfortable and supported, while making progress towards their goals.
Alicia has experience in working with developing and implementing various low and high-tech alternative and augmentative communication (AAC; e.g., signing, communication boards, iPad communication applications, communication devices, etc.), to promote functional communication within the child’s environment.
Adult Speech and Language:
Additionally, Alicia has experience with adult populations which includes the diagnosis and treatment of:
- Aphasia
- Dysphagia
- Cognition and Memory
- Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
- Post Head and Neck Cancer Treatment for speech and dysphagia
- Dysarthria
- Voice Disorders associated with Parkinson’s, Vocal Fold Nodules and Polyps, Vocal Fold Paralysis, Spasmodic Dysphonia, etc.
Swallowing and Feeding:
While Alicia also managed and treated dysphagia and feeding problems across the lifespan, she focuses primarily on swallowing/feeding difficulties within the adult population, to include:
- Neurological impairment, including Cerebral Palsy and Stroke
- Degenerative diseases
• Modified Diets and Diet Texture Analysis/Upgrades
Amanda Martschenko MS CCC-SLP – Lead SLP
Amanda grew up in the Raleigh area and is excited to be back providing speech and feeding therapy services to families in Holly Springs and the surrounding community. She earned her Master of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders from East Carolina University in Greenville, NC. Throughout her graduate training, she gained clinical experience across the lifespan, working with toddlers through older adults in outpatient, inpatient, and acute care settings. She completed her clinical fellowship at Holly Springs Feeding & Speech, where she advanced her skills in treating childhood speech and language delays, as well as pediatric feeding and swallowing disorders.
Amanda has a strong interest in pediatric feeding therapy, particularly using sensory-based and integrated approaches such as SOS (Sequential Oral Sensory), food chaining, and family-centered strategies.
Her pediatric experience includes the evaluation and treatment of receptive and expressive language disorders, early intervention, fluency disorders, articulation delays, phonological disorders, apraxia, and Autism Spectrum Disorder. In adult populations, she is experienced with dysphagia, aphasia, apraxia, dysarthria, cognitive-communication disorders, voice disorders, traumatic brain injury, and neurological conditions such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease, and dementia.
Amanda is passionate about providing individualized, evidence-based treatment plans tailored to each patient’s needs. She values working collaboratively with families to create meaningful, functional outcomes. Her compassionate approach, combined with her clinical expertise, makes her a valued member of the Holly Springs Feeding & Speech team.
Elisabeth (Liz) Feeley, M.S., CCC-SLP – Speech-Language Pathologist
Elisabeth (Liz) Feeley, M.S., CCC-SLP is a speech-language pathologist with over seven years of experience helping individuals develop their communication skills. Originally from Long Island, New York, Liz recently relocated to North Carolina to be closer to family.
Liz earned a Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from New York Medical College and a Bachelor of Arts from Hofstra University, where she double majored in Communication Sciences and Disorders and Psychology, with a minor in Cognitive Science.
Throughout her career, Liz has worked in a variety of settings, including elementary through high school settings in New York and Connecticut, outpatient clinics serving both pediatric and adult clients, and higher education. At Hofstra University, Liz supervised language and literacy evaluations, taught undergraduate and graduate courses, and supervised graduate students in the university clinic as they provided evaluation and treatment services. At Long Island University (LIU), she taught graduate-level courses, managed clinical placements, and supervised graduate students conducting individual and group pediatric sessions. Her experience with adults includes providing functional and meaningful services targeting language and cognitive-communication skills. Liz is passionate about mentoring future clinicians and sharing her love of speech-language therapy with the next generation.
Liz has a special interest in early intervention, speech sound disorders, language development, literacy, fluency, and supporting individuals with a variety of communication needs. She has received specific training in Zones of Regulation and has completed introductory coursework in PECS and PROMPT. She believes therapy should be engaging, meaningful, and child-centered, with an emphasis on play-based learning, parent education, and practical strategies that families can easily carry over into everyday routines.
When she’s not working with children, Liz is a crafter at heart who loves all things creative! She enjoys crafting, planning celebrations and parties, and bringing a little extra creativity and fun to everything she does.
Liz is looking forward to getting to know the families at Holly Springs Feedingy and Speech, build strong relationships, and make speech therapy a fun and positive part of each client’s journey.
Allison Pittari – Billing Specialist
