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The people and practices at Joya Child & Family Development are the driving force behind the care, comfort and transformation we provide children aged 0-3 with delays and disabilities. We provide comprehensive pediatric services and a personalized comprehensive program of assessment, therapy, education and support. This devotion is what allows us to make a lasting impact in children’s lives. The resources we provide, in concert with comprehensive care for children and their families, drive change in our community.
Taylor Western grew up in Fresno, California, then attended Chico State University for college. Her family moved to Spokane, WA her senior year of college. She began her master’s in Communication Disorders at Eastern New Mexico University, and moved to Spokane to do her final internships so she…
Krystin was born and raised in the Tri-Cities and moved from Washington, D.C. to Spokane to begin a career as an SLP following graduation. Krystin’s interest in pursuing speech language pathology stemmed from her brother who was born with a cleft lip and palate and received SLP services throughout his childhood.
Hannah started her career working with children and families at a small preschool in North Spokane, where she taught for many years. Having grown up in Spokane, Hannah had heard many great things about Joya and when an opportunity arose for her to learn more about the amazing services the clinic provides, she knew it was something she had to be a part of.
Cami came to Joya Child & Family Development after working in the field of medical social work for five years. In her role, Cami connects families with the services and resources they need to be the best advocates for their children. Originally from Omak, Washington, Cami enjoys camping, horseback riding and sports.
Originally from Kentucky, it has been her pleasure to move around the globe, learn about different cultures, and gain new insight into how to best support the families that she works with. Joya families are a passion of hers because she enjoys watching the bonds between parents and their children.
After discovering her passion for working with children and families, Stacey has worked in a variety of settings, from toddler teaching, coaching sports classes and ABA therapy, to working with Early Head Start and Head Start as a family services coordinator. She is so excited to be a part of Joya, and help with their incredible mission! Stacey loves spending time outdoors, rooting for the University of Washington, and recently started gardening.
I have developed a passion for serving children and families after working for Early Head Start/Head Start. Using my platform and education to teach parents and families how to become advocates for their children and communities is my favorite part of this job.
I am very passionate about being a resource and source of encouragement for parents as they work towards positive outcomes for their children.
I’ve worked in the non-profit world for about 4 years in various roles ranging from substance abuse/mental health, foster youth, and volunteer/program management. But my true passion is working with children and families. Here at Joya, I have the pleasure to support families and watch kiddos grow and prosper into their best selves.