About — Voice, Speech and Swallowing Center of Georgia

The Voice, Speech, and Swallowing Center was born out of love for client success. After years of working for large corporations who often put corporate success over patient care, the owner, Brittany Palmer M.Ed., CCC-SLP, opened a clinic where client’s goals and needs are put first.

We treat older adolescents and adults with voice, speech, language, cognitive or swallowing difficulties.

Meet the Team

Brittany Palmer, M.Ed., CCC-SLP

Brittany has spent her 15-year career focusing on rehabilitating the voice following vocal injury, vocal misuse, cancer or voice difficulties due to neurological conditions. She completed her graduate clinical work at Emory Voice Center. Brittany completed her fellowship at the Voice Center at Ohio ENT in Columbus, Ohio. She became clinical faculty at Gallaudet University in Washington, DC where she completed research on the effects of voice therapy following cochlear implant. Next she served as clinical faculty at Johns Hopkins Hospital treating a variety of voice and swallowing disorders. In 2016, she moved back to Georgia and has served the metro Atlanta area since that time. Brittany has certification and specialization in FEES, LSVT, myofascial release and head & neck lymphedema management.

Kailey studied speech pathology at the University of Florida where she received her Bachelor of Health Sciences and Master of Arts in Communication Sciences and Disorders. During her graduate program, she assisted in research for those with Parkinson's Disease and changes to their speech. Upon graduation, Kailey completed her clinical fellowship at UF Health Rehab hospital and became the lead SLP for the stroke team. She has a passion for treating aphasia (difficulty with language) after a stroke or traumatic brain injury. Kailey moved to Georgia in 2022 and has continued working with the adult population within assisted and independent living facilities.

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