I'm Amy Zembriski

Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist. Mom. Wife & Public Speaker.

I'll be honest–I struggled so much with figuring out how to support my autistic clients. I knew I was failing them, but I didn't know what to do. I poured hours behind-the-scenes dedicating my time to learning more about the autistic community, neurodiversity affirming practices, AAC, and gestalt language processing.

Through dedication and passion for growth, I transformed from a struggling SLP into a specialist in autism support, AAC, gestalt language processing, and neuro-affirming practices. I have not only successfully helped families navigate their communication journeys with their autistic children, but have also empowered many professionals through professional development presentations. My personal growth has become a catalyst for change in this field, and I’m excited to support you.

I share my journey and knowledge because I believe that what worked for me can work for you too. Together, we can make a real difference in the lives of autistic individuals.

Advanced Trainings

Meaningful Speech - Gestalt Language Processing
Meaningful Speech - Gestalt Language Processing & AAC
Natural Language Acquisition Levels 1-3 with Marge Blanc
Using Natural Language Acquisition to Support Language Development in Gestalt Language Processors
Inside Out Sensory Program
PROMPT Trained (Bridging Level)
The Myo Method ®
Talk Tools © Oral Placement Therapy

Professional Biography

Amy Zembriski, MBA, M.S., CCC-SLP is a certified speech-language pathologist with 8 years of extensive experience across diverse settings, including hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, schools, private practice, and early intervention. Having been an adjunct professor at William Paterson University, she has had the opportunity to supervise students in their clinical practicum.

Specializing in augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) and gestalt language processing, Amy offers expert support for families with autistic children. Her passion lies in educating and empowering families through neurodiversity-affirming practices, fostering an inclusive and progressive approach to speech therapy.

Amy’s wealth of knowledge makes her a valuable resource for clinicians, parents, and school districts alike. She has presented at conferences on topics such as AAC and gestalt language processing. Her commitment to integrating evidenced-based practices, her extensive clinical experience, and ongoing communication with parents and caregivers ensures each client receives personalized, effective care.