Kendra Holloway, MS, CCC-SLP & Clinic Director
Kendra created ClearTalk Speech and Language in 2014 with the mission to provide quality, individualized treatment for children. Over the years, the practice has changed and grown to include more service-minded professionals and offer more therapy options, with the goal of being able to help more families in our community. In 2021, ClearTalk Speech and Language changed its name to Columbia Pediatric Therapy to reflect the change and growth in services offered. Kendra currently serves as the Clinic Director of Columbia Pediatric Therapy.
Kendra completed her undergraduate degree in Speech Language Pathology from Brigham Young University and her Masters in Speech Language Pathology from the University of Utah. She has completed advanced training in Oromyofunctional therapy by Linda D'Onofrio, PECS training, and Lidcombe program of stuttering.
Kendra enjoys spending time with her husband, 4 kids, and various farm animals.
Professional Associations: American Speech-Language-Hearing Association ("ASHA") License, Oregon State SLP License, Washington State Department of Health SLP License
Kendra created ClearTalk Speech and Language in 2014 with the mission to provide quality, individualized treatment for children. Over the years, the practice has changed and grown to include more service-minded professionals and offer more therapy options, with the goal of being able to help more families in our community. In 2021, ClearTalk Speech and Language changed its name to Columbia Pediatric Therapy to reflect the change and growth in services offered. Kendra currently serves as the Clinic Director of Columbia Pediatric Therapy.
Kendra completed her undergraduate degree in Speech Language Pathology from Brigham Young University and her Masters in Speech Language Pathology from the University of Utah. She has completed advanced training in Oromyofunctional therapy by Linda D'Onofrio, PECS training, and Lidcombe program of stuttering.
Kendra enjoys spending time with her husband, 4 kids, and various farm animals.
Professional Associations: American Speech-Language-Hearing Association ("ASHA") License, Oregon State SLP License, Washington State Department of Health SLP License