Emily Kuzilla, M.S. CCC-SLP, earned her master’s degree in speech language pathology at Baldwin Wallace University in 2019. Since then, she has worked in public and private school settings with all different grades ranging from preschool to high school. Most of her clinical experience consists of working as a preschool speech-language pathologist for the Summit Educational Service Center’s Preschool Program. In this role, she has had experience working with preschool age students with complex communication needs, including children with autism, multiple disabilities, moderate to severe articulation/phonological disorders, and children who are nonverbal and use AAC devices. She joined the Center for LifeSkills team in April 2023.

She believes that the key to children’s growth and success includes embracing a team-centered approach involving parent coaching and collaboration with educational professionals, as well as other related service providers. She is committed to being a lifelong learner to ensure that she is providing the best services for her clients.