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Keesha Sarman

M.S., CCC-SLP, Speech Pathologist

Education:

Concordia University Portland: B.A. Biology
Pacific University: M.S. Speech-Language Pathology

Trainings/Certifications:

ASHA and Oregon Board Certified. SOS (Sequential-Oral-Sensory) Approach to Feeding, and PROMPT (Prompts for Restructuring Oral Muscular Targets.

Specialties:

Keesha has specialty training in treating and assessing sensory feeding along with notable experience in cognitive-communication deficits/executive functioning challenges, selective mutism, autism spectrum disorder, social communication and articulation.

About Keesha:

Keesha is originally from Union, Oregon, and has been with Parkwood since 2023. She enjoys working with both the children and adult populations. During graduate school, she completed clinical placements at Beaver Acres Elementary Independent Skills Center, implementing AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) to support functional communication and Maryville Skilled Nursing Facility, assessing and treating adults with cognitive-communication deficits, aphasia and dysphagia.

Outside of work, Keesha enjoys spending quality time with her family and friends, playing/watching basketball, and walking her dog, Blue.

About Parkwood Clinic

Parkwood Clinic is a pediatric private practice that provides individualized, evidence-based, and family-centered speech and language services.

Blogs

Supporting Your Child with Selective Mutism at Home

March 26, 2025

Selective mutism (SM) can feel challenging for children and their families, but with patience, understanding, and thoughtful strategies, you can create a supportive environment to help your child grow in confidence.

4 Ways to Make Learning About New Foods Fun for Kids

March 26, 2025

With a little creativity and some playful strategies, you can turn mealtime into an exciting opportunity for kids to explore flavors, textures, and experiences.

Helping Kids with Language Disorders Summarize: A Step-by-Step Guide

March 13, 2025

Help kids with language disorders summarize by: previewing, chunking text, using visuals, paraphrasing, and practicing. Summarizing boosts comprehension and confidence.

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