

Clinic Address
7203 SE Raymond St
Portland, Oregon 97206
Clinic Address
7203 SE Raymond St
Portland, Oregon 97206
Speech-Language Therapy
Speech-Language Therapy

Alanna Myrick MS, CCC-SLP
Licensed Speech Pathologist
Alanna Myrick MS, CCC-SLP
Licensed Speech Pathologist
Alanna is a speech-language pathologist professional who engages in out-patient clinical services, prevention, advocacy, education, administration, and research in the areas of communication and swallowing across the life span from infancy through young adulthood. Alanna has extensive experience in feeding and swallowing disorders. Alanna also helps her clients in the areas of speech sound production, resonance, voice, fluency, language (comprehension and expression), cognition. Alanna grew up on the east coast and started her career helping childing in a hospital setting. Alanna followed her husband out to Oregon for his job and we have been lucky enough to have her work at CIT.

Jacquline Ely, MS, CCC-SLP
Licensed Speech Pathologist
Jacquline Ely, MS, CCC-SLP
Licensed Speech Pathologist
Jacquline is from the east coast, but went to college here in Portland at Portland State University.
Jackie has provided private clinic speech therapy to children addressing a wide range of disorders and concerns across different settings. She has provided clinic-based, school-based, and virtual therapeutic services to children to address speech, language, and feeding deficits secondary to autism, genetic
anomalies, fluency disorder, voice disorders, stroke, and hearing impairment. Jacquline collaborates with occupational therapists to design and implement therapeutic
activities side-by-side during co-treatment sessions.

Molly Pool Beland, MA CCC-SLP
Licensed Speech Pathologist
Molly Pool Beland, MA CCC-SLP
Licensed Speech Pathologist
Molly is a certified and licensed bilingual Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP). She is thrilled to bring her 7+ years of pediatric experience to the Pacific Northwest! Molly believes that children do best when they feel safe and respected. She prioritizes a sense of belonging and quality of life in her treatment philosophy. Molly thrives in building collaborative relationships with families—SLPs are experts in communication development and parents are the experts of their children.
She feels confident treating children with autism, language delays, developmental language disorders, severe phonological disorders, articulation errors, stuttering, and complex communication needs. She has supported AAC users across ages and ability levels.
When not at work, Molly enjoys fixing up her 1928 craftsman home with her spouse and taking a million photos of her two cats.

Elizabeth (Libby) Richardson Swindle, MS-CCC-SLP
Licensed Speech Pathologist
Elizabeth (Libby) Richardson Swindle, MS-CCC-SLP
Licensed Speech Pathologist
Elizabeth has been working as a pediatric outpatient speech therapist at CIT. Elizabeth performed her clinical rounds at our clinic during her training and we were so impressed with her that when she moved back to Oregon we hired her! Elizabeth has worked with children from various backgrounds and diagnoses including traumatic brain injury, genetic conditions, speech sound disorders, language delays/disorders, and feeding delays. Collaboration with occupational and physical therapist along with her clients’ parents is an integral part of her daily job. During her graduate education, She had the privilege of working with children in various settings, including Children’s Intensive Therapy. Elizabeth spent the summer of 2020 as well as the winter of 2021 working at Children’s Intensive Therapy where she learned the importance of interprofessional collaboration as she worked with the supervising Speech Language Pathologist, occupational therapists, and physical therapists to treat children with diverse cognitive, linguistic, and physical abilities. Elizabeth also lived abroad in Panama City, Panama for two and a half years where she worked with children with special needs and cultivated her appreciation of, and curiosity for, other languages and cultures. While her Spanish-speaking abilities are limited, her understanding of Latin American culture has proved beneficial. Both her formal education and cultural immersion experiences have shaped the holistic approach she has adopted when providing therapy. Elizabeth is eager to work your child and the child's’ families.