Beth Brady, M.A., CCC-SLP, and the therapist behind Your Corner Children’s Speech and Language Services, Inc. I am an ASHA certified Speech Language Pathologist with particular expertise in the areas of hearing loss, early childhood language and articulation disorders.

I grew up in Omaha, and have lived in Lincoln for two decades. My career as a speech language pathologist began in Minneapolis. Then I returned to Nebraska and spent 20 years in Lincoln’s public schools and a private clinic.

In 2023, Your Corner became my fulltime job.

At home, my husband, Eric, and I have three teenagers. They keep us busy with track, cross-country, orchestra, wiffleball and camping. In our eyes, Nebraska truly is the Good Life State.

I want to make life in Nebraska even better for you and your family. The Your Corner team is thrilled to be working across Southeastern Nebraska to help your child become happier, more confident communicators who are ready for school success!

Allie Christianson, M.S., CF-SLP is a Speech Language Clinical Fellow beginning her first year as an SLP! She grew up in a small town in Minnesota and has always had a passion for working with children.

She received her Master's degree in Speech Language Pathology from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Throughout her graduate studies she gained many valuable experiences working with young children learning to communicate. One of her favorite experiences was helping a preschool classroom incorporate AAC into their routines so that all students could participate.

She is excited to continue to help young students communicate and be successful in the classroom. She enjoys building connections with students, families and teachers to create the best team for our students.

Heather Feser, MS, OTR/L has been an occupational therapist for 25 years, and has spent her entire career working with children. She truly loves what she does! Throughout her career, she's had the opportunity to work with children with a wide range of developmental needs in schools, clinics, and home settings. She has extensive experience supporting children with sensory processing challenges, self-regulation, fine motor development, and the skills needed to be successful in everyday activities. 

One of her favorite parts of being an OT is building relationships with children and their families. She believes play is one of the most meaningful ways children learn, grow, and develop new skills. Her goal is to make therapy fun, engaging, and individualized to each child's unique strengths and interests. She loves collaborating with parents and teachers to find practical strategies that help children feel confident, capable, and successful at home and in the classroom. There's nothing better than celebrating those little victories that make such a big difference! 

Her career has taken her all across the country, including Hawaii, California, Washington, Texas, and the East Coast. After years of traveling and working as a pediatric OT, she returned to the Midwest to be closer to family and enjoy Nebraska's "Good Life." Outside of work, she loves being an aunt to her 11 nieces and nephews, cheering them on at sporting events and activities, and traveling whenever she gets the chance!

Anna Moore, M.S., CCC-SLP, is a board certified and licensed Speech-Language Pathologist with 7 years of clinical experience working in acute care and home health settings. 

She completed her Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln. She has experience in diagnosing and treating speech, language, voice, communication, and swallowing disorders across the lifespan. Her primary role focuses on positive feeding development and safe swallowing in infants and children. Her diagnostic skills include oral peripheral examinations, as well as clinical and instrumental swallow evaluations. 

She enjoys collaborating with families and other professionals to help support children in their development and guide parents with education to help them feel confident along the way. 

As a mother, she is aware of the challenges families may face when feeding their child. Her goal is to make feeding therapy more accessible and help create a strong foundation early in life, so family mealtimes are stress-free and fun for many years to come.