The Team
AID-L Team
Megan is AID-L’s Operations Manager, joining the team in September 2021. As Operations Manager, Megan oversees AIDL’s billing department, assists with administrative tasks, and operation strategies. She received her Bachelor’s of Science from Liberty University, majoring in Business Administration with a minor in Healthcare Management. She continued her education at Liberty University receiving her Master’s in Public Health. She has held a variety of different positions across the healthcare and business industry, and is delighted to be a member of the AID-L family.
Megan moved from Southern Pines, NC with her husband and his two children to Greenville, SC in 2016, and quickly fell in love with the city. She enjoys cuddling with her lab-mix rescue Cooper and two cats Winnie and Jinxy, camping with her family, trying new restaurants, and binging a great podcast.
Megan Johnson MPH
Executive Director
Nicole joined the AID-L family in April of 2019 and serves as the Clinical Director. She enjoys working with a variety of speech-language disorders including Autism and language delays. Nicole lives in Greenville with her husband, son, daughter, and their dog. She has a passion for helping others find their voice. She believes in the power of play and that every child is unique.
Nicole attended the University of South Carolina where she earned an undergraduate degree in early childhood education in 2013, and a Master’s degree in Communication and Science Disorder in 2015. Nicole is excited to get to know you and your family, and to help achieve your families’ communication goals.
Nicole Snoad MS, CCC-SLP
Operational Clinical Director
Kristin joined the team in August 2023. She is from Greenville, SC and has lived here her whole life. She enjoys spending family time with her husband and 5 kids, going to her kids soccer games, traveling, and trying new restaurants.
Kristin Petit
Intake Coordinator
Greenville Clinic
Susan
Susan Patrick
Intake Coordinator
Greenville Clinic
Mia joined AID-L January of 2023 as an extern for her last semester of graduate studies at Jacksonville University in Florida. She graduated at the end of April with her Master’s in Speech-Language Pathology. Mia attended the University of South Florida where she earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Health Sciences with a concentration in Communication Sciences and Disorders. Her heart for this field is large and has been growing ever since she was a speech kid in elementary school and decided she wanted to be an SLP when she grew up.
Mia has always been passionate about developing intentional relationships with her patients and their families/caregivers to provide the best possible care and support team surrounding the patient. For kids of all ages, she believes communication is the key to human interaction and doing the hard things is possible when you learn to believe in yourself. She’s gained experience within the pediatric population in diverse settings (outpatient rehab (hospital), private practices, and schools) with a variety of diagnoses including expressive/receptive language, pragmatic language, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Childhood Apraxia of Speech, Down Syndrome, phonological process disorders, articulation disorders, and literacy disorders.
Originally from Florida, Mia moved to Greenville, SC in December with her husband, Forrest and her pup, Bailey to be closer to the mountains. She enjoys soaking up the outdoors at parks or on hiking trails with her family. You can also find Mia exploring Greenville and visiting local coffee shops with a book or journal in her hand.
Mia is excited to work and learn from you and your family!
Mia Buhrmaster MS, CCC-SLP
Therapist
Greenville Clinic
Jourdan Salas joined AID-L in 2023, with over 10 years of experience as a Speech-Language Pathologist. Jourdan earned her B.A. and M.A. degrees from the University of Florida (Go Gators!) in Communication Sciences and Disorders. Jourdan has experience working in hospitals, pediatric outpatient rehab facilities, private practices, home settings, and in the schools. Jourdan has additional experience working in early intervention, and with children with a variety of diagnoses, including Autism Spectrum Disorder, Feeding Disorders, Childhood Apraxia of Speech, Articulation Disorders, ADD/ADHD and Down Syndrome.
Jourdan has a keen appreciated for the value that early intervention provides in a child’s life, and is proud to work closely with children and their families. Jourdan is passionate about her work and takes pride in the close relationship she forms with both the children and the families she works with.
Jourdan is certified by the America Speech Language Hearing Associate and is licensed by the state of Georgie, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Texas, in speech and Language Pathology and Audiology.
When not working, Jourdan enjoys exercising, cooking, and playing tennis. Most importantly, she loves spending time with her two dogs, husband, and two young daughters.
Experiences and Trainings:
SOS (Sequential Oral Sensory) Approach to feeding
PROMPT (Level two, Bridging Trained)
Beckman Oral Motor Protocol
SOFFI Method (Supporting Oral Feeding in Fragile Infants)
Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol for Apraxia of Speech
Social Thinking Curriculum
Jourdan Salas MA, CCC-SLP
Therapist
Greenville Clinic
Margaret joined the team in September of 2025 to begin her Clinical Fellowship Year. She graduated from the University of Arkansas with her bachelors in Communication Sciences and Disorders, and earned her masters in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio. Margaret has a big heart for working with children with a variety of speech and language disorders, including, but not limited to, articulation and phonological disorders, autism, and early language delays. She has been working with children for many years and she has a passion for helping children grow, step out of their comfort zone, and build their confidence through speech therapy! Margaret loves to read a good book, go on walks on the Swamp Rabbit Trail or simply just be outdoors, go to the movies, bake a sweet treat and try new recipes, draw, and travel to new places! She is so excited to meet and get to know you and your child!
Margaret Goeke MS, CCC-SLP
Therapist
Greenville Clinic
Elisabeth joined the AID-L team in August 2026 to begin her Clinical Fellowship Year. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in American Sign Language Studies from Clemson University and her master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center. Throughout her clinical training, Elisabeth has gained experience working with individuals across the lifespan, but she has a special passion for working with the pediatric population. She is dedicated to helping every child find their voice and build the confidence to use it. Her clinical interests include articulation and phonological disorders, as well as early language disorders. Elisabeth believes therapy should be as unique as each child. She strives to create individualized treatment plans that support each child’s specific needs, strengths, and goals while making sessions fun and engaging. She loves being silly with her patients, building meaningful connections, and discovering what makes each child uniquely themselves. Outside of work, Elisabeth enjoys going on walks with her fiance in downtown Greenville, working out, cheering on the Clemson tigers, watching movies and documentaries, going to the farmer's market, spending time with her niece, and reading a good book on her kindle. She is excited to continue learning, growing, and developing as a clinician alongside the AID-L team!
Elisabeth Madeline MS, CF-SLP
Therapist
Greenville Clinic
Addison joined the AID-L team in September of 2026 to begin her Clinical Fellowship Year. She graduated from the University of Kentucky with her bachelor’s degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders, and earned her master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of South Carolina.
She is passionate about working with children and helping them develop their communication skills, grow in confidence, and express themselves in their own unique ways. She is dedicated to supporting children with a variety of speech and language needs, including autism, early language delays, augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), and articulation and phonological disorders. She believes every child deserves a way to communicate and loves helping children discover their voice, whether through spoken words, gestures, or AAC devices. She finds joy in making communication fun, engaging, and meaningful for each child. She loves finding ways to tailor sessions to each child’s individual strengths, interests, and needs as every child learns and grows in their own unique ways .She has always loved working with children and finds so much joy in helping them reach new milestones, discover their strengths, and grow in confidence as they develop their communication skills through speech therapy.
Outside of work, Addison enjoys going on walks on the Swamp Rabbit Trail, traveling, baking, running, playing pickleball, spending time with friends and family, trying new restaurants in Greenville, watching movies, and going to farmer’s markets. She is very excited to begin this journey with the AID-L team, build meaningful connections with you and your child, and continue learning and growing as a clinician along the way.
Addison Montague MS, CF-SLP
Therapist
Greenville Clinic
Emma is a pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist with six years of experience working with children and their families. She earned her B.A. in American Sign Language from Clemson University in 2017 and her M.S. in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Baylor University in 2020.
Emma has experience working with a wide variety of pediatric communication needs, with a special interest in speech sound disorders, including articulation and phonological disorders. She has also completed the Meaningful Speech course for Gestalt Language Processing and is certified through The Hanen Centre in It Takes Two to Talk.
Emma believes that effective speech therapy starts with getting to know each child and their family. She loves building relationships with her patients, understanding what is important to each family, and creating individualized therapy plans that support each child’s unique needs and the family’s goals. Her goal is to make therapy engaging, meaningful, and practical for both children and their families.
Emma lives in Simpsonville with her son and enjoys spending time with family. When she’s not working, you can usually find her with a good book, trying a new baking recipe, working on a sewing project, or catching up with a friend over coffee.
Emma Conover MS, CCC-SLP
Therapist
Greenville Clinic & Schools
Mrs. Ashley has practiced as a SLP in both public/private school and clinic settings for 15 years, most often working with preschool and elementary age students. This is Mrs. Ashley’s first year with AID-L at the Spartanburg clinic. Her favorite aspects of speech are articulation/phonology therapy and language development in children with special needs. Mrs. Ashley is an ASHA certified Speech-Language Pathologist.
She received her Bachelor of Arts in elementary education from Furman University and her Master’s in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of South Carolina.
Mrs. Ashley loves spending time with her family. She enjoys walking in the evenings with her husband and loves the holidays and summertime when everyone is together. She has three young adult sons attending school and working in the Upstate. She loves children’s books, bike riding and trying to learn to garden.
Ashley Patterson MS, CCC-SLP
Therapist
Spartanburg Clinic & Schools
Victoria joined the AID-L team earlier this year at the Spartanburg location. She enjoys pediatric speech-language pathology because of the opportunity to work with a variety of ages and diagnoses. She specifically enjoys providing early intervention services, working with pediatric feeding disorders, and articulation & phonological disorders. Victoria earned a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences from Clemson University in 2019 and a Masters in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Western Carolina University in 2021.
Outside of the clinic, Victoria enjoys exploring the Greenville/Spartanburg area and spending time with her husband and daughter
Victoria Weekley MS, CCC-SLP
Therapist
Spartanburg Clinic
Katherine joined AID-L in the of 2026 after completing her Master's of Speech-language Pathology at Bob Jones University. Katherine worked as a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant in the Upstate for 5 years before deciding to go back to graduate school. She enjoys working with AAC and helping families learn and adapt to AAC systems. Another area of interest of hers is pragmatics specifically working on social skills for everyday life. She enjoys working in pediatrics because of the variety of patients and diagnoses.
Katherine Wolfe MS, CF-SLP
Therapist
Spartanburg Clinic
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Spartanburg Clinic
Independent Contractors
Kirby Rose
MS, CCC-SLP
Greenville Clinic
Victoria, “Tori”, Ludwig
MS, CCC-SLP
Spartanburg Clinic
AID-L 2026 Graduate Students and Interns!
Introducing AID-L’s 2026 Graduate Students
Cameron Bruce - Bob Jones University
