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St. Luke's Children's Rehabilitation: Nampa

At St. Luke's Children's Rehabilitation, our team provides physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language therapy services to meet the diverse needs of the children we treat. We help children of all ages and developmental levels improve their quality of life and become more independent. 

We provide assessment and treatment services for children experiencing neurological disorders, genetic disorders, developmental disabilities, motor disorders, sensory processing and self-regulation needs, learning disabilities, hearing impairment, motor speech disorders, communication/language disorders, chronic pain, toileting needs or delays, self-care deficits, seating and technology training needs, dysphagia/feeding needs, executive functioning needs, language processing training, articulation needs, behavioral needs, voice training needs, and more.

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Providers

  • Mindi M. Carr, SLP

    Pediatric Speech Language Therapy

    Biography

    Mindi Carr, MS, CCC-SLP enjoys working with patients in both preschool and adolescent age groups who are experiencing language delays. Because many children with speech delays often have literacy delays as well, Mindi is passionate about early intervention to help develop pre-literacy skills and prevent future literacy challenges. She is certified in the Hanen's It Takes Two to Talk® program and primarily works in outpatient rehabilitation.

    Mindi particularly enjoys working with younger kids and helping them communicate when they have struggled previously. She is inspired by her patients and loves watching both kids and parents experience the rewards of their hard-earned improvements. 

    Originally from Idaho, Mindi earned both a bachelor's degree in communication sciences and a master's degree in speech language pathology from Idaho State University.

    Outside of work, Mindi enjoys living on a farm and caring for her many farm babies.

    Availability

    Accepting new patients
     
  • Megan Cambio, SLP

    Megan E. Charles, SLP

    Pediatric Speech Language Therapy

    Biography

    Megan Charles, MS, CCC-SLP has a passion for AAC and aims to give every child a voice. She has experience with children of all ages with autism and a variety of psychological, behavioral, genetic, cognitive, neurological, motor, and developmental needs. She enjoys connecting with her patients and their families while providing therapy services.

    Megan earned her master’s degree from Baylor University and her bachelor’s degree from The University of Oklahoma. She is originally from Texas and enjoys hiking with her husband and their pup in her spare time. 

    Therapy Toy: Dragon Snacks Game 


  • Alicyn M. Clapier, PT

    Pediatric Physical Therapy

    Availability

    Accepting new patients
     

  • Amanda S. Crist, OT

    Pediatric Occupational Therapy

    Biography

    Amanda Crist, MOTR/L has a passion for working with children and is experienced with a wide variety of physical, behavioral, neurological, and psychological conditions. She enjoys working with children on increasing their ability to participate in daily activities and be successful in life.

    Amanda grew up in Twin Falls and earned her bachelor's degree at the College of Idaho. She earned her master’s in occupational therapy from Eastern Washington University with her capstone focusing on the importance of trauma-informed health care.

    In her free time Amanda enjoys reading, crafting, camping, and kayaking with her dog.   

    Favorite Book or Therapy Toy:  Squigs, LEGOs 

    Availability

    Accepting new patients
     

  • Karyn Devereux, PT

    Pediatric Physical Therapy

    Biography

    Karyn Devereux, PT, DPT enjoys working with children of all ages and abilities with some of her favorite career moments including seeing a child take their first steps. She loves using her creativity to make each treatment session unique to cater to each child’s interest.

    Karyn earned her bachelor’s degree in health sciences from Portland State University, and doctor of physical therapy from the University of Utah. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her husband and golden retriever on the trails, at local breweries, going to concerts and going to sporting events.

    Favorite Therapy Toy: Squiggz, color spots, and obstacle courses.

  • Juliet A. Hansen, SLP

    Pediatric Speech Language Therapy

    Biography

    Juliet Hansen, MS, CCC-SLP enjoys working with children of all ages but is most passionate about bilingual and AAC user populations, as well as children with voice disorders. She is trained in Lee Silverman Voice Training for kids. 

    Juliet is originally from Nashville, and moved to Idaho to earn her master’s degree from Idaho State University. She has experience working in private practice, outpatient, and school-based settings.

    In her free time, Juliet loves to travel, participate in musical theater, and adventure with friends.  

    Favorite Book or Therapy Toy: Sneezy the Snowman

    Availability

    Accepting new patients
     

  • Kerry E. Leavell, LCPC

    Pediatric Behavioral Health

    Biography

    Kerry Leavell, LCPC, MT-BC has special training in use of creative arts therapies, including music therapy, with individuals of all cognitive ability levels. She has particular interest in ADHD (and its unique presentation in girls), autism, and mood/anxiety disorders. Kerry adapts her therapy approach to accommodate each individual's learning needs and works particularly well with preschool-age patients. She is committed to ensuring parents have the education and resources they need to support their child's progress.

    Kerry believes that every person has strength and ability that they may or may not have the ability to access. She loves helping her patients find and amplify these strengths so they can be confident in their uniqueness, regardless of diagnosis. She is passionate about inclusivity and truly enjoys building relationships with patients and their families.

    Kerry earned her bachelor's degree in music performance at Wheaton College and her master's degree in expressive therapies and mental health counseling at Lesley University.

    Growing up, Kerry lived in many different parts of the country as part of a US Navy family. Today, she enjoys exploring Idaho with her dog and supporting the children's programming at her church.

    Availability

    Accepting new patients
     

  • Alicia D. Martin-Cowger, SLP

    Speech Therapy

    Biography

    Alicia Martin-Cowger, M.S., CCC-SLP has worked with patients of every age to address feeding and swallowing disorders, and has training in oral motor and sensory approaches, including the SOFFI approach, SOS therapy, MDTP, and in respiratory muscle strength training to support functional swallowing. She has worked in a variety of settings, including inpatient, an infant toddler program, home health, schools, and outpatient.

    Alicia earned her master’s degree in speech-language pathology from Idaho State University. She lives on a small farm where she and her husband raised their five children. She enjoys spending time with her family in the mountains and playing games, gardening, reading, and yarn arts. 

    Favorite Book or Therapy Toy: Lady Pancake and Sir French Toast

    Availability

    Accepting new patients
     

  • Trisha M. McGough, SLP

    Pediatric Speech Language Therapy

    Biography

    Trisha McGough, MS, CCC-SLP is a speech-language pathologist with special interest in orofacial myofunctional therapy. She often works with patients experiencing tongue thrust, asymmetrical facial growth, mouth breathing, sleep-disordered breathing, and/or sleep apnea (working to avoid CPAP, if possible). While she typically works with teens, she also occasionally cares for adults. 

    Trisha's passion for her work is personal: she needed speech therapy herself as a teen to manage tongue thrust and an abnormal swallow pattern. This experience inspires her to provide therapy in a supportive and empowering environment. She strives to help patients and their families find a connection between therapy and its potential outcome to instill a sense of responsibility and strengthen motivation. 

    Beyond clinical care, Trisha is involved in program development to better support patients with central auditory processing disorder (CAPD) and literacy concerns. She is also committed to improving eventual outcomes for patients with tethered oral tissue (TOT) by improving early assessment and intervention for babies with TOT, educating staff, and streamlining care and care planning.

    Trisha earned her bachelor's degree in speech-language pathology and audiology, and her master's degree in speech-language pathology from Idaho State University. She completed her clinical fellowship with St. Luke's Elks Children's Rehabilitation in Nampa. 

    In her free time, Trisha enjoys weight lifting, dance, cooking, and spending time with her family.

    Availability

    Accepting new patients
     

  • Jenna K. Oberg, OT

    Pediatric Occupational Therapy

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