Elizabeth Guyette is an Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Arizona and has worked for 15+ years in pediatrics with a range of speech and language disorders. She specializes in early intervention, parent coaching and holistic evaluation and treatment of young children with autism. Elizabeth completed a LEND (Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities) fellowship at the UC Davis MIND Institute as well as advanced training in the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM). She is certified by The Hanen Centre and has years of experience teaching More Than Words to parents of children with autism. In addition, she has areas of specialization in treating children with developmental language disorders, complex communication needs, speech sound disorders and stuttering. Elizabeth highly values working with culturally and linguistically diverse children and families directly or with interpreters. She is proficient in Spanish and lives in a bilingual/bicultural home. She enjoys working with monolingual Spanish and bilingual English-Spanish speakers in her practice while supporting every family members' role in the child's treatment plan.