Meghan Wieber Speech & Feeding Therapy PLLC

If you’re concerned about your child’s feeding or early communication, you’re not alone and you don’t have to navigate it without support. I am a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist with a BA and MA in Speech-Language Pathology from St. John’s University, along with an Advanced Certificate in Leadership in Education and Administration. I will be attending New York Medical College in the fall to pursue advanced clinical training in pediatric dysphagia. With over 15 years of experience in Early Intervention, I specialize in working with infants and young children with feeding challenges, swallowing and oral-motor difficulties, and early communication delays. In addition to my clinical background, my personal experience as a parent has shaped my approach in a meaningful way. Having navigated breastfeeding challenges, bottle refusal, tongue ties, and oral-motor and breathing related concerns with my own children, I understand how complex and emotional feeding difficulties can be. This allows me to support families with both clinical expertise and genuine empathy, offering practical, real-life strategies that fit naturally into daily routines. My approach is family centered, evidence-based, and highly individualized. I work closely with parents to make feeding feel safer and more manageable, while building strong foundations for communication, connection, and development. I place a strong emphasis on relationships and continuity of care. The families I work with are deeply valued, and over time, many feel like an extension of my own. Each child is treated with the same level of care, attention, and dedication I would want for my own family. My goal is to help children thrive in feeding and early communication and to ensure parents feel confident, supported, and informed every step of the way.