Megan Hoffman graduated with her Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Sciences degree in Occupational Studies from the University of Kansas in 2011. She continued her education as a Jayhawk at the University of Kansas Medical Center, earning her Master in Occupational Therapy in 2013. Megan is currently in her 6th year of practice as a licensed occupational therapist. She has spent time working in the public system at the elementary level and in a pediatric outpatient facility working with children and families with Developmental Delay, Autism, ADHD, Anxiety disorders, Dysgraphia, and Sensory Processing. Megan is trained in SOS Feeding and Zones of Regulation intervention approaches. Although Megan’s primary background is in pediatrics, she also enjoys working with adults and has experience working in acute care, inpatient rehab, and orthopedics. While in occupational therapy school, Megan co-presented a poster presentation at the AOTA national conference and served as the School of Health Professions Student President in 2012. Megan is excited to be back in her hometown to pursue her vocational path of providing therapy services in the Diocese of Tulsa.

Kathleen Nicholas is a lifelong Tulsan. She graduated from the University of Tulsa with her bachelor’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology in 2005 and continued at TU to earn her master’s degree in 2007.

Following graduation, Kathleen has spent the last 13 years working with the pediatric population in the outpatient and private clinic settings, as well as, working with adults in the rehab, acute care, and long-term care settings. She continues to hold a PRN position at a specialty hospital in the Tulsa area, working with adults with speech, cognitive, or swallowing impairments.

Kathleen has extensive experience and training in pediatrics, working with articulation and phonological disorders, language disorders, language processing disorders, fluency, autism, pragmatic disorders, feeding/food aversion, and pediatric dysphagia.