Adult and Pediatric Outpatient Therapy
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Krystal Allen
Speech-Language Pathologist Krystal is certified through the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and licensed by the State of Texas as a speech-language pathologist. She attended Our Lady of the Lake University, where she received a Master of Arts in Communication Disorders and obtained a bilingual certificate for having practicum hours with bilingual and Spanish speaking populations. She completed her undergraduate work at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock where she obtained a Bachelor of Arts in International studies. She has years of experience working with adult and pediatric populations in academic, medical and private clinical settings where she has specialized in the evaluation and treatment of a variety of disorders in both English and Spanish, such as Speech and language delays; Vocal pathologies; Dysphagia (swallowing); Dysarthria and Cognitive-linguistic impairment resulting from neurological trauma. Krystal has also worked in the planning and implementation of care for individuals as well as groups. |
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Ebony Saliu
Speech-Language Pathologist Ebony is a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist with her Certification of Clinical Competence from the American Speech-Language Hearing Association. She received her Bachelor’s in Communication Disorders from Lamar University and her Master’s degree in Speech Language Pathology from Southern University and A&M College. She currently specializes in the treatment of articulation/phonological disorders, receptive/expressive language disorders, and social communication (Autism Spectrum Disorder) in the pediatric population. She also has experience in evaluating and treating Cognition, Dysarthria, Apraxia, Receptive/Expressive Aphasia and oral/pharyngeal dysphagia (swallowing) deficits in the adult population. She holds certifications in CPR, first aid, and Ampcare (ESP), electrical stimulation treatment for swallowing. Ebony strongly believe that everyone has a voice and is able to communicate and it is my role an SLP to help patients find their voice and to enhance their ability to effectively communicate throughout their environment. Ebony enjoys reading, crafting and has found a new interest in outdoor activities and just spending time with my loved ones and friends. |
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William "Bill" Juch
Occupational Therapist William specializes in both pediatric and adult outpatient rehabilitation services here at BARC. Bill has garnered experience treating children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and associated sensory processing deficits as well as individuals with upper quadrant orthopedic injuries. Bill grew up in the northwest Houston suburb of Klein and graduated from Klein High School in 2008. In 2012, Bill completed his bachelors of science in Biology at the University of Texas at Austin, and went to finish his Masters of Science in Occupational Therapy at the University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston in 2014. Bill’s drive to become an Occupational Therapist is derived from his experience of severely injuring his left hand working out at the gym as an adolescent. He was very lucky to work with an outstanding therapist that was able to bring his hand back function. Now Bill hopes to help others just as he was helped out in the past, and to inspire others to reach out and lend a hand to those in need. Bill‘s long-term goals include pursing a clinical doctorate in Occupational Therapy as well as further credentialing for pursuit of Certified Hand Therapist (CHT). Bill is greatly interested in research on how 3D printing technology can be applied to create and fit custom orthotics, as well as how telemedicine and therapy can be used to increase access to healthcare for the less fortunate and to improve patient outcomes across the world. Outside of work, Bill is a naturalist and enjoys spending his time outdoors playing sports, hiking, or just enjoying the weather. |
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Tosin Odedina (MOY, OTR/L)
Occupational Therapist Tosin is a licensed occupational therapist, obtaining her bachelor's degree in health science and master's degree in occupational therapy at the University of Florida. She has been a practicing therapist since May 2015 with most of her clinical experience in neuro inpatient and outpatient rehab. Tosin also has experience working with adult, orthopedic injuries as well as various pediatric diagnosis. Tosin believes her role as an occupational therapist is fulfilling because she is able to help people return back to enjoying meaningful activities. Outside of being a therapist, she loves to travel and spend time with loved ones. |
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Casey Pradilla (PT, DPT)
Physical Therapist Casey has been a practicing physical therapy for a little over a year in the outpatient orthopedic setting. Prior experience includes practicing at a clinic in Phoenix, Arizona, with a wide variety of orthopedic injuries. Casey specializes in sports related injuries, post-surgical conditions, and chronic pain disorders, among others. She has completed continuing education courses with emphasis in pediatric sports related therapy, as well as treating patients with chronic low back pain. She graduated in 2014 from Mercer University in Atlanta, Georgia with a Clinical Doctorate in Physical Therapy. She enjoys traveling, playing sports, and spending quality time with her husband and dog! “The most important advice I give to my patients is to never give up! There is always something that can be done and we will figure out what that is together!” |
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Esme Salinas
Physical Therapist Assistant Esme is a licensed physical therapist assistant with a little over three years’ experience in an outpatient and long term acute setting treating pediatric, adult, and geriatric patients. She enjoys treating patients with different diagnoses and injuries to improve their overall function including sports related injuries, post-surgical conditions, chronic pain, musculoskeletal and neurological disorders, among many others. She graduated in 2012 from San Jacinto College with her Associate of Applied Science degree in physical therapy. Her most recent continuing education courses have improved her knowledge in kinesiology taping, aquatic therapy, and treating common pediatric conditions. She is certified in CPR, first aid, and Fascial Movement Taping. In her leisure time she enjoys running, making hair bows, and spending quality time with her husband and daughter. |
Early Childhood Intervention
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Jeremy Reyes
ECI Support Supervisor Jeremy has been with ECI for a number of years, beginning in a data entry position. He is responsible for all in-house processing operations, and enjoys serving as resident Geek Squad technician for field staff, doing everything from helping staff use their iPhones to troubleshooting laptop issues. Jeremy is highly organized and is focused on making sure all in-house processes run smoothly. He feels strongly that we do good things here, and he is extremely proud to be part of the ECI and Bay Area team. Jeremy is often running from place to place, checking up on the flow of things and taking notes in his notebook. He has a myriad of interesting gadgets at his desk, all dedicated to organization or for listening to his audio books. |
Opportunity Center Program
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Amber Arceneaux
TXHL Coordinator |
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Jalissa Johnson
HCS Care Coordinator Jalissa has a Business Administrative background, which has equipped her to provide excellence in professional service delivery. She helps to orchestrate medical, social, vocational and educational goals. It is her responsibility to coordinate, monitor and oversee services to meet the need of individuals enrolled in the HCS Program. Her ultimate goal is to help each consumer to achieve the best quality life within their home or community. Jalissa takes pride in her work and also enjoys each opportunity to cultivate others lives. |
