Grace Murphy, MS, CF-SLP, CLC

Grace Murphy, M.S., CF-SLP, CLC is a Speech-Language Pathology Clinical Fellow who works across the NICU, PICU, acute care, and outpatient settings, specializing in pediatric feeding, swallowing disorders, early language development, and augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). Her practice is centered around evidence-based care, interdisciplinary collaboration, and a commitment to supporting each child’s personal and developmental needs.

Grace provides neuroprotective, cue-based feeding intervention that prioritizes infant safety, physiologic stability, positive early oral experiences, and development of strong caregiver-infant connections. Through speech-language therapy, she aims to promote meaningful interaction across environments by ensuring children have access to consistent, functional communication methods that support speech and language development.

Grace is dedicated to empowering families, fostering strong caregiver partnerships, and advocating for approaches that honor each child’s strengths and individuality. Her goal in every setting is to help children feel safe, supported, and confident as they learn, grow, and communicate.

Personal Statement

I believe in providing developmentally supportive, evidence-based care that honors each child’s unique needs and abilities. Across all settings, I value interdisciplinary collaboration, family partnership, and empowering caregivers with knowledge and tools to support their child. My goal is to facilitate safe feeding, meaningful communication, and long-term developmental success for every child and family I serve.

Clinical Interests

Pediatric feeding and swallowing in medically complex populations, NICU and neonatal populations, tube weaning and tracheostomy dependence, augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), pediatric language and early intervention

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