Hi, I am Amanda Wagner and I have been a member of the Quincy Medical Group’s Pediatric Therapy team since 2011. I enjoy working closely with our therapy/global team, each patient, and each patient’s family, in order to develop the most effective treatment plan to facilitate communication skills for each patient. I strive to provide motivating therapy sessions utilizing the most effective and current best practices in speech therapy implementation. My goal is to always help my patients to communicate as effectively as possible in order to make a positive impact on their lives and the lives their families.
Amanda Wagner, MS, CCC-SLP
Pediatric Speech Therapy, Pediatric Therapy
Practices In:
Quincy
Patients Seen:
Children
Professional Certifications
Licensed Speech Language Pathologist, Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech Language Pathology
Languages
English
Clinical Interests
I specialize in evaluation and treatment of a variety of language, speech and communication disorder, with specialized training in the areas of childhood apraxia of speech/motor speech disorders (PROMPT trained, DTTC trained), Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), Speech Articulation disorders, Phonological Speech Disorders, Early Language and Speech Delays, and speech and language delays associated with Autism, Down Syndrome and Chromosomal Differences.
Personal Interests
Camping with my husband and 3 girls. Playing both sand and indoor volleyball with my best friend. Spending time with family and friends.
Memberships
Great River Autism Connection
Down Country
School
Eastern Illinois University
Graduation Date:
2004
Degree:
BS, Communication Disorders and Sciences
Eastern Illinois University
Graduation Date:
2006
Degree:
MS, Communication Disorders and Sciences
Procedures
Communication Disorder Evalution and Treatment, Language Comprehension Evaluation and Treatment, Speech Fluency Evaluations and Treatments, Speech Sound Production Evaluation and Treatment
Conditions
Apraxia of Speech, Articulation and Phonology Disorders, Functional Communication Delays, Motor Speech Disorders, Receptive and Expressive Delays