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Sadie Lloyd

Sadie is originally from the small town of Annawan, Illinois. She earned her Master’s degree of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from St. Ambrose University. Recently, she relocated to Warner Robins, Georgia, with her husband and their puppy, Lizzie B. In her free time, Sadie enjoys reading, traveling, kayaking, hiking, playing volleyball, baking, crafting, game nights and spending time with her family and friends. 

Sadie began her career working in a preschool program within the school system, where she gained extensive experience with various communication disorders. She has a passion for working with children, helping them find their voices, and providing families with the support they need to help their children achieve this goal.