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Jennifer Buck, M.A., CCC-SLP
Jennifer completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Arizona, and her graduate degree at Ball State University. Her graduate clinical work focused on the treatment and evaluation of adult and pediatric speech disorders, with an emphasis in sensory integration, muscle-based therapy, and behavioral techniques. Since her graduate work Jennifer's professional focus has expanded to include extensive feeding therapy with children from infancy through adolescence. She currently works with Sara Rosenfeld-Johnson at Sara R. Johnson & Associates in Tucson, AZ, and is responsible for providing therapeutic, diagnostic, and program planning for adults and children with speech, muscle-based, and feeding deficits.
Jennifer also works for Phoenix Children's Hospital in Phoenix, AZ, where her responsibilities include evaluation of pediatric dysphagia via Modified Barium Swallow Study, providing therapeutic and diagnostic planning for infants and adolescents with dysphagia, gastrointestinal reflux, non-oral feeders, speech, muscle-based, and other feeding deficits.
She has professional affiliations with ASHA, the Arizona Speech-Language and Hearing Association, and the Indiana Speech-Language and Hearing Association.
Jennifer has completed specialized training in speech/oral-motor/feeding therapy, NDT training with an emphasis on rib cage movements and postural support, completed specialized work on the S.O.S. approach to Feeding and is PROMPT trained.
