Tracy Tully, MS, CCC-SLP

Hi, I’m Tracy! I’m a licensed, certified Speech-Language Pathologist with nearly 10 years of experience working across the lifespan.

I’m a naturally curious person. I love getting to know the person in front of me, figuring out what works (and what doesn’t), and building from their unique strengths, interests, and goals.

As a result, therapy with me is flexible and creative. We might read books, play games, create elaborate pretend worlds, get up and move, make music, go on a scavenger hunt, or spend some time talking about a very favorite topic. I believe learning happens best when it feels meaningful, engaging, and fun!

That curiosity follows me outside of work, too. Lately, I’ve been learning to fly fish, exploring on my paddle board, and listening to Alie Ward’s Ologies podcast.

If you’re wondering whether we might be a good fit, please reach out! I’d love to hear a little about you or your family and talk about how I can help.

Warmly,

Tracy Tully MS, CCC-SLP

Education & Experience

Master of Science, Communication Science & Disorders

Eastern Washington University, 2011

Services

  • Communication evaluations are designed to answer questions and help you understand what comes next. I evaluate children and adults in areas including speech sounds, language, social communication, stuttering, voice, AAC, literacy, and play.

    Each evaluation is individualized and may include conversation, observation, activities, and formal testing. You’ll leave with a clear picture of strengths and needs, plus practical recommendations for next steps.

  • Speech therapy is individualized, practical, and built around the person, not a one-size-fits-all program. Sessions may target speech sounds, language, social communication, stuttering, voice, AAC, literacy, and functional communication.

    Therapy is engaging and connected to real life, with clear goals and strategies that matter beyond the session. For children, families are part of the process, with practical support for carrying skills into home, school, and everyday life.

  • Not sure whether an evaluation or therapy is the right next step? Parent consultations offer a low-pressure way to ask questions and get professional guidance about your child’s communication.

    We can talk through speech, language, social communication, stuttering, AAC, play, or strategies for everyday life. You’ll leave with practical ideas, clear next steps, and a better sense of what might help.

  • For families looking for a bigger-picture understanding of their child, I partner with Corcoran Psychology through the Developmental Assessment Collaborative.

    Together, we look at communication alongside developmental, learning, social-emotional, and behavioral factors, including evaluations for autism and ADHD. Families receive an integrated picture of their child’s strengths and needs, with clear, practical recommendations for what comes next.