Small by design
We're a deliberately small clinic — and that's your advantage. It means more time and attention for every family, and a team that truly works together on your child's care.
Every child gets the whole team
At Sunny Speech, no one works in a silo. Every child's sessions and treatment plan are also monitored by another SLP, and our clinicians collaborate on every case — comparing notes, sharing ideas, and double-checking each other's thinking. It's how we make sure nothing gets missed, and how your child benefits from the expertise of the whole team, not just one therapist.
Brooke Sheena Sagherian
MA, CCC-SLP · Founder of Sunny Speech
My educational training began with my Bachelor's from the University of Michigan and Master's at the University of Pittsburgh's renowned Communication Sciences and Disorders program. Since my education, I have worked in a variety of settings including early on, pediatric outpatient clinics, acute care, inpatient rehabilitation and schools. Within each site, I have learned and grown a lot, but I have also realized that the constraints of these institutions limit the creativity, time and attention I can spend with each child.
That is why I have created Sunny Speech.
I aim to provide families with the tools they need to build a language rich environment for their children to thrive and grow. I care deeply about the neurodiverse community, advocating for their goal to bring awareness and acceptance of their wants and needs. My services expand to children with feeding disorders, Autism, Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS), speech sound production skills, augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) and early intervention. I look forward to meeting you and your families!
I enjoy spending time with my family, traveling and hiking!
Sarah Shaw
MA, CCC-SLP
I have been a practicing speech and language pathologist for over five years, and I truly love the work that I do. I earned my Master's degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from The College of Saint Rose in Albany, New York. Throughout my career, I have had the opportunity to work in a variety of settings, including early intervention programs, outpatient clinics, and schools. Each experience has enriched my understanding of the diverse needs of children and has shaped my approach to providing individualized, effective therapy. My therapeutic focus is centered on meeting each child's unique goals in the areas of feeding, speech sound disorders, stuttering, Autism, and early intervention. When I'm not working, you can find me reading, hiking, or traveling with my husband and our two children.
Reilly Foltz
MA, CCC-SLP
I attended Central Michigan University for my undergraduate studies and completed my graduate studies at Bowling Green Ohio where I received my Masters in Speech Language Pathology. Since then I have worked with children with a variety of difficulties in areas of communication, swallowing, and speech or language. I have a history of clinical directing in which I assumed a leadership role of overseeing the clinical operations and programs along with mentoring and coaching other therapists, clients and families within the clinic.
I am passionate about working with the pediatric population and increasing their skills to functionally communicate with others around them. I believe that play is the only way! Learning is done best through play as it encourages, motivates and inspires the young minds of those I work with. It is an effective treatment style and a great way to make progress towards any speech and language goal.
My special interests include reading, traveling and spending time with my family.
Megan Wilcoxon
MAS, MS, CCC-SLP
My excitement toward the field of speech language pathology began when I was in high school and has only grown since then. I attended Grand Valley State University for my undergraduate degree and Saint Mary's College in South Bend, Indiana for my master's degree in Speech Language Pathology. While there, I earned a second Master of Arts degree in Autism Studies, allowing me to gain the knowledge and the skillset to support autistic children, adolescents, and young adults through a holistic approach.
My personal and professional passions include advocating for and supporting individuals with autism and developmental disabilities, as well as engaging in lifelong learning opportunities in our field.
I currently work as a speech language pathologist in a local public charter school and also provide evening and summer services at Sunny Speech. In my free time, I enjoy reading, playing games, visiting friends, and traveling (with a personal goal to step foot in all 50 states!).