Diane Dynes received her Doctorate in Communication Sciences and Disorders from the University of Cincinnati, OH and her Masters in Speech and Hearing Sciences from Miami University, Oxford, OH. She maintains a Certificate of Clinical Competence from American Speech and Hearing Association (ASHA), is licensed in the State of Ohio and holds a Speech Therapist Certificate with the Ohio Department of Education. Dynes specializes in severe speech delays and has been awarded grants for working with nonspeaking children. She served on commitees of the Ohio Speech and Hearing Association (OSHA), was assistant editor for a column in the OSHA newsletter and has presented at numerous state and national conferences. Dr. Dynes is an adjunct professor at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio. She has written articles and conducted research on augmentative communication, developmental apraxia, pediatric feeding disorders and child language.

As a respected leader in pediatric communication disorders, Dr. Dynes is proud to offer effective therapy options for children in her clinic and natural environments. All therapy services target maximum potential for speech and language in a meaningful, fun and therapeutic manner. Family is the center and their involvement assures faster progress and a more lasting positive impact. Dynes has spent a majority of her career working with children. These years of practice have taught her the subtle nuances of different childhood speech disorders and the time-tested strategies to overcome the challenges.