Huckleberry Speech & Language Services

Huckleberry Speech & Language Services I'm a pediatric speech-language pathologist providing in-clinic and teletherapy speech therapy services to Athol, Idaho and the surrounding areas.

I specialize in early language development and school-age speech sound production.

Stop by if you're in the area! We'll be here until about 4!!
08/03/2025

Stop by if you're in the area! We'll be here until about 4!!

STOP BY THE GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION OF 's NEW LOCATION! They're located right at the entrance of the Maddy is selling...
08/03/2025

STOP BY THE GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION OF 's NEW LOCATION! They're located right at the entrance of the

Maddy is selling cute little flower pots that she painted! Follow the QR code to place a custom online order!

Wes is supervising bean bag toss and the gifting! We also have a "Guess How Many Fruit Snacks" game and a few other giveaways!

We're also raising money for a to go outside our office in Athol! If you're interested in donating, my business Venmo is - all donors will receive a shout out on social media and your name will be added onto the library once it's installed!

I recently had the privilege of being interviewed for the August edition of a local community newsletter! It was a honor...
08/02/2025

I recently had the privilege of being interviewed for the August edition of a local community newsletter! It was a honor to get to share my story with Sheryl and the readers of "Shore Lines!" I am incredibly thankful to be a part of our North Idaho community of small towns

If you have questions or concerns about your child's speech or want to help support our new Free Little Library project, please reach out at (208) 994-3757 (text is the quickest way to get a reply), sarah@huckleberryspeech.com, PM, or via my website: www.huckleberryspeech.com

If you're interested in donating directly to the Free Little Library project, my business Venmo is - just put "Free Little Library" or đź“š in the notes. All donors will receive a shout out "Thank You" post and tag unless they ask to remain anonymous.

Forever grateful to get to do what I LOVE in a community that I proudly call home! đź’•

07/29/2025

Come check out the new location for Cupcaker Baker Coffee Co. Next Sunday afternoon (8/3) from 12-4! She has THE. BEST. baked goods and a killer cold brew!

Huckleberry Speech & Language Services will be there with a fun giveaway, a "guess how many fruit snacks" game, and a lawn game or 2 for the kids!

"Maddy's Pot Shop" is also making it's debut! Maddy has painted about a dozen 3inch flower pots with saucers that she'll have for sale!

07/21/2025
When a therapy mom bring you coffee đź’•I am so blessed by the relationship I have with all of my current families. It's an...
03/14/2024

When a therapy mom bring you coffee đź’•

I am so blessed by the relationship I have with all of my current families. It's an honor to serve and support not only "my kids," but their families as well

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Athol, ID

Opening Hours

Monday 3:30pm - 7:30pm
Tuesday 5pm - 9pm
Wednesday 5pm - 9pm
Thursday 1pm - 9pm

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+12089943757

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About me...

I’m excited to share a bit more about who I am and why I’ve created this page!

I am a preschool and elementary school SLP (Speech-Language Pathologist) living and working in North Idaho. I graduated with my Master’s of Science in Communication Disorders from Eastern Washington University in 2016. I spent the first 3 years of my career working in a private pediatric clinic where the majority of the kiddos I served were 2-4 years old, but ranged from 12 months to 15 years old. During my time in the clinic, I was able to build my skill set with the support of several other SLPs and be in close communication with occupational therapists, physical therapists, teachers, and family resource coordinators. We worked together on a daily basis to create therapy plans for supporting each individual child and their family.

It opened my eyes to how much the “real life” therapy world differs from the “textbook” therapy world. This multidisciplinary, whole child approach also ignited my passion for supporting children and families across the full span of childhood development, rather than just living in my speechie bubble. I loved being able to come along side parents and provide them with therapy activities that were realistic and tailored to their child and the resources they had available to them.

At the end of last August, I made the difficult decision to transition into being an SLP in the public school system. It has been a long transition to say the least. I have enjoyed being able to spend more quality time with my family, but the longer I’m away from the clinic, the more I realize I miss that connection with parents. I love my students and the flexibility that the school system provides, but I feel like there’s a gap between school and home that I haven’t figured out how to fill yet.