Two Fish Therapy's Stellar Staff

Beyond her professional life, Debbie is a proud mom and wife. She treasures time with her family, especially her sweet 8-year-old daughter, Simone Miiqwan. Debbie finds joy in outdoor play, paddle boarding on beautiful Florida Springs, gardening for butterflies, running,  kickboxing, lifting weights, reformer pilates classes, and riding rollercoasters. Her favorite school-yard game is the Moose is on the Loose.

Debbie’s dedication to her families, passion for children, and energetic spirit shine through in everything she does—both in and out of the clinic.

She’s excited to be offering a specialized learning environment for kids with regulation disorders to the families of St. Pete and looks forward to offering more education to her team and community.

Sarianna's clinical experience of 15 years spans early intervention, preschool, and school-aged populations, addressing challenges such as speech sound disorders, language delays, autism spectrum disorder and fluency. She takes a family-centered approach, believing that collaboration with caregivers is key to meaningful progress and long-term success.

She strives to create a play-based, engaging, and supportive environment where every child feels confident and empowered. Whether they are working on first words or complex language skills, her goal is to allow every child to feel safe and meet them where they are in order for them to reach their fullest potential.

Outside of work, she enjoys spending quality time with my family and friends, traveling, yoga, and curling up with a good book. She finds joy in the small moments and loves bringing that same energy to sessions with children—celebrating each success, no matter how big or small.

Helping children communicate with confidence is more than a profession for her—it's a calling, and she is grateful to be part of each child’s journey.

Jennalee thoughtfully designs therapy-based reading sessions tailored to meet each student’s unique needs. Her instruction targets reading fluency, comprehension, vocabulary development, and written expression. She is also trained in Handwriting Without Tears, which she incorporates to help students strengthen their handwriting skills.

In addition to her professional work, Jennalee is a proud wife and mother. She deeply values her close relationship with her 16-year-old daughter, Reese, and loves spending time with her youngest daughter, 4-year-old Marena. As a family, they enjoy boating and fishing, especially on the weekends. Jennalee also shares a love of Pilates with her older daughter, and they enjoy taking classes together.

Prior to Shanon's work with Two Fish Therapy, she spent more than 13 years teaching in Pinellas County Schools. She taught kindergarten and first grade classrooms, and later served as a reading interventionist for K-3 students using the LLI program. 

Heather holds a master’s degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from The Florida State University.  In addition to her certification through the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), Heather is a certified Listening and Spoken Language Specialist (LSLS Cert. AVT) through the AG Bell Academy. This advanced credential qualifies her to provide specialized auditory-verbal therapy for children who are deaf or hard of hearing, helping them learn to listen and speak. 

Originally from Maine now lives in St. Petersburg with her husband and 4 children. Her oldest daughter has Down syndrome, giving Heather a meaningful parent perspective and deep personal insight into working with children with special needs. She is passionate about family-centered care and creating supportive, individualized therapy for every child. Outside of work, Heather enjoys running, spending time with her family, cheering on her kids at sporting events, and volunteering to support her kids’ school and local community. 

Stacy loves to learn about each child’s individual interests and use them to meet goals together.  Outside of therapy, Stacy and her husband have been a part of a vibrant homeschooling community with their 4 children for over 20 years. Engaging field trips, rich literature, and enchanting picture books have been a great source of joy for her and her family.   Stacy also loves camping, hiking, sunsets, kayaking with cormorants, and long walks.  You can find her traversing the local bridges, imagining them to be mountains.   Stacy sees it as a gift that she found Two Fish, a place where her passion for children, therapy, and school come together in a group of like-minded therapists. 

Tara's areas of expertise include working with kids with sensory processing, emotional regulation, anxiety, executive function difficulties, fine and gross motor concerns, academics, and difficulty completing daily activities required to succeed at home, school, and in the community. Tara is skilled in working with individuals with both developmental concerns and complex medical conditions. She is trained in using specific programs such as integrated Listening Systems (iLS), Therapeutic Listening, and Handwriting Without Tears. She has attended training on; AAC access, low vision support, handling techniques for tone management and facilitation of developmental skills, ocular motor skills, vestibular processing, non-pharmacological pain management, and executive function for support across environments.

 
Her passion is collaborating with parents, teachers, and other professionals to support a child’s ability to function at their highest level across environments.
 
In her free time, Tara enjoys spending time with her son, Weston, getting together with family and friends, and exploring new places.