Lingua Health Expands their Reach in Texas with the New Houston Office

Evanston, IL (PRWEB) June 21, 2012

Lingua Health LLC expanded their reach in Texas by opening their latest office in Houston. The office, operated by Regional Manager and native Texan Maggie Murphey, CCC-SLP, is located in the Meridian Business Center at 11811 North Freeway, Ste. 500 and is already proving to be a success.

In her career as a speech-language pathologist, Maggie has enjoyed working with a variety of special needs clients from early childhood to adults. She has extensive experience with Texas public schools, where she has worked at the elementary, middle, and high school level as well as in administration. She has an appreciable amount of experience in diagnostics and has an understanding of cultural and linguistic differences in English Language Learners that will truly make her a success in the Houston office.

Maggie is aware that all services are driven by the Full Individual Evaluation and she strives to produce thorough, detailed, multi-disciplinary team assessments. She strives to ensure that together with her team in Houston, students receive quality service in order for them to make the most progress possible which will help to establish groundwork for a successful future.

Maggie believes strong teams are built with those that work together and continuously learn from one another and that flexibility is the key in learning to help improve the communication needs of students. She has an open door policy whenever anyone is in need advice or support. Her goal for our team in Houston is to be flexible, confident, and successful.

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