Bilingual, Spanish/English Speech Evaluation and Therapy
About Athens Area Bilingual Therapy
We invite you to get to know us and better understand our purpose and desire to provide excellent services in speech-language pathology.
Mission
Athens Area Bilingual Therapy exists to actively serve the needs of our local community with expertise, compassion, and empathy by providing exceptional speech-language pathology services to children and adults who speak English, Spanish, or both languages. We aim to meet the need for comprehensive evaluation and treatment of the specific speech and language needs of bilingual individuals. We aim to uphold the highest standard of service delivery for our culturally and linguistically diverse clients and are committed to providing exceptional care in a professional and friendly atmosphere.
Vision
Our vision is to be a provider of choice in bilingual speech-pathology services within the Athens, GA area. Athens Area Bilingual Therapy is a speech pathology private practice providing excellence in clinical service for people with communication needs of all ages and their families. We strive to do this by offering comprehensive assessment, evidence-based treatment services, tools, and resources available so that every person, child and adult, may have complete access to the gift of communication.
Meet Aby
I'm Aby Owens, a bilingual speech-language pathologist, mama, daughter, sister, and friend. I am originally from the beautiful island of Puerto Rico though I now reside in Georgia with my husband and three children. You'll quickly find that faith and family are central to who I am and I deeply believe in the power of communication for our relationships. Thus, my career as a speech-language pathologist is much more than a job, it is a mission to help others connect with their loved ones.
My clinical experience includes a variety of populations and disorders. I have worked in outpatient pediatric and adult rehabilitation with adults who have experienced cerebrovascular accidents and traumatic brain injuries. I have also worked in the acute care setting with a number of additional types of patients. However, much of my recent experience has been working in the daycare and private school setting with children who have autism, down’s syndrome, and chromosomal disorders. I am a certified member of the American Speech-Language Association and licensed in the state of Georgia.
