Haley Carlborg, MS, CCC SLP
Here’s how I can help your family:
Person-led, playful therapy: I design therapy that taps into your child’s interests - dinosaurs, movie scenes, comics, you name it - because when therapy is fun, connection and communication naturally follow.
Device modeling & skill-building: I model how to use AAC tools effectively, then support your child in expanding device use into everyday routines.
Caregiver coaching & training: I've led trainings on AAC modeling and implementation at over 20 schools, and I know how important it is for those in your child's life to understand their AAC device. I teach families how to incorporate AAC into everyday life - no jargon, just real world tips you can use at home or in the community.
Customized service delivery: Whether it’s in your home, in the community, or online, I make it easy to fit therapy into your family’s life - always with a neurodiversity affirming, connection first mindset.
Looking for someone who understands both the technology and the heart behind AAC? I’m your SLP!
In my free time, I love stand-up paddle boarding and finding new ways to play through acting classes. We should all incorporate a little more play in our lives!
Hi! I’m Haley, Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) and founder of Say Their Way.
I have 8 years of experience as an SLP as well as experience as an Assistive Technology Specialist.
I empower children, teens, and young adults to access and confidently use Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC).
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Lake Washington School District (LWSD) SLP, 2017-Present
Preschool, Elementary, Middle, & High School settings
LWSD Assistive Technology Specialist, 24-25 school year
AAC student trials & implementation, AAC app selection & editing, AAC school team & parent trainings
AAC Apps: Proloquo2Go (Assistiveware), TD Snap (Tobii Dynavox), Touch Chat with Word Power (PRC Saltillo), LAMP (PRC Saltillo)
LWSD Lead SLP 22-23, 23-24 school years
LWSD Union Bargaining Member
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M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology – University of Washington
B.S. in Communication Sciences & Disorders – Northwestern University
American Speech & Hearing Association (ASHA) Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC)
WA State Department of Health License
Educational Staff Associate (ESA)