MEET OUR TEAM
Holly Howard
Owner M. Ed., CCC-SLP |
Holly has 25 years of experience across all ages and settings. In an effort to share her expertise with her community, she launched Souther Speech Pathology Services, LLC in 2019. In 2021, she added OT to her practice and changed the name to Collective Therapy. Holly's passion for the field of speech pathology has guided her from schools to hospitals to skilled nursing facilities. Her passion knows no age limits. From simple sound impairments to neurologically based deficits, Holly believes in collaboration, so she will communicate with your other health team members to ensure your optimal care. Holly has also received 3 ASHA Awards for Continuing Education which means she achieved 70 hours of continuing education in a 3 year period, 3 times. Holly is a trained and approved provider for Sequential Oral Sensory approach to feeding, Tethered Oral Tissues, Beckman Oral Motor, Ampcare ESP, PhoRTE voice, and McNeill Dysphagia Therapy Program. Holly works diligently to stay educated on evidence based practices for infants through geriatics. Holly is a member of ASHA's SIG 13 which allows her to stay abreast of all things involving swallowing and swallowing disorders. She is also a member of the MedSLP Collective which allows her to stay educated in all things in the medical field of speech pathology from education to collaborating with the nation's most specialized SLPs to help her serve each client with the highest, quality care. Holly has been married for 23 years. She and Autrey have 3 grown children.
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Allie McCullers
COTA/L, OTS |
Allie received her Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from the University of North Georgia in 2015 and her Associate's Degree in Occupational Therapy from Middle Georgia State University in 2018. Since graduating, Allie has served patients in skilled nursing facilities, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, and public school settings. Allie is a Board Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant and is a member of American Occupational Therapy Association. Allie particularly enjoys working with kids and making therapy fun and engaging. Allie is currently pursuing a Masters of Science degree in Occupational Therapy which she will complete in the fall of 2025. Allie and her husband Zach have 2 children, Ben and Selah who they love taking on new adventures.
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Morgan Lindsey
M. Ed., CCC-SLP |
Morgan received her Bachelors from Georgia Southern University in 2019 and her Masters from Valdosta State University in 2020. Although Morgan is new to the field of speech therapy, she has experience in the private clinical setting, school, setting, and outpatient/acute hospital setting. In January 2021, Morgan began working full-time in the public school system. In May 2021, she began working part-time with Collective Therapy. Morgan became ASHA certified as a clinician in 2021. She has a passion for working with the pediatric population and enjoys watching children blossom as they progress through their time in speech. Morgan is very family oriented, she has three nieces she spends most of her free time with.
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Laura Owens
M.S., OTR/L |
Laura received her Bachelors in Kinesiology with a minor in Child and Family Development from Georgia Southern University in 2017. Laura then attended Augusta University and received her Masters in Occupational Therapy in 2019. She has worked with the adult population in acute care and inpatient rehab facilities. Laura has a passion for pediatrics and helping children meet developmental milestones. Laura is a Board Certified Occupational Therapist. Laura is married to Dustin Owens and they have 2 children. Laura enjoys spending time with her family, her cat, and her four dogs.
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Becky Daniel
M. Ed., CCC-SLP |
Becky has been a practicing Speech Language Pathologist for the past 18 years in pediatrics, skilled nursing, and acute care settings. Originally from Florida, Becky has been living in Laurens County for the past 12 years. She and her husband Ryan stay busy with their dance and baseball loving family. Becky loves working with kids because every session is different and fun in its own way.
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