Meet Our Therapist
Director
June K. Maranville, MSP, CCC-SLP IMC
Director of PLSC, June holds an undergraduate degree from Columbia College in Speech Correction and a Masters degree in Speech Language Pathology from The University of South Carolina. She holds the Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) from the American Speech Language Hearing Association (ASHA) and is a member of the South Carolina Speech Language Hearing Association (SCSHA). June is also Interactive Metronome Certified (IMC) and a credentialed supervisor for undergraduate and graduate students. June has thirteen years experience as a speech language pathologist, working with children and adults of all ages. She has served clients with a wide range of special needs with particular interest in the following areas: early language intervention, augmentative/alternative communication systems, autism, down syndrome, aphasia/stroke, traumatic brain injury, apraxia and articulation/phonology speech therapy.
June believes very strongly in advocating for children and adults with communication challenges and has served on various boards and committees in order to promote quality services and be a "voice" for people with special needs as appropriate.
Recognition of Excellence
- President of the SC Speech Language Hearing Association (SCSHA), 2001-2002
- Member, Southern Association of Colleges & Schools (SACS), Quality Assurance Review Team, 2004
- Member, SC State Department of Education Task Forces, 2001-2003
- Member, Lexington School District One Superintendent’s Teacher Advisory Council, 2001-2002
- SC Autism Society - Named Speech Language Therapist of the Year, 2001
- SC House of Representatives Special Recognition, 2001
- SC Governor’s Year of the Child Hero, 2001
- Distinguished USC Alumni recognition, 2000
- Who’s Who in the World, 2000
- Member, SCSHA Executive Board, 1999-2003
- Concurrent Resolution, SC House of Representatives Child Advocacy Efforts, 1999
- Special Recognition Award, SCSHA, 1999
- Member, Lexington School District One Superintendent’s Parent Advisory Board, 1998-1999
- ARC (Advocates for the Rights of Citizens with Disabilities) of the Midlands Accessibility Award, 1998
- Honor Award from Woodmen of the World, 1998
- Citizen Recognition - Town of Lexington, 1998
- Chair, SCSHA Ethical Practice/Professional Standards Committee, 1997-1999
Alice Anne G. Farley, MEd., CCC/SLP, BRS/FD
Alice Anne G. Farley is a licensed speech pathologist and a Board Recognized Fluency Specialist. She has been a member of the faculties of the Ohio State University, Mercer University, Columbia College and the University of South Carolina. A past president of the SC Speech & Hearing Association, Alice Anne is the author of Color Me Fluent (Super Duper Publications), a complete treatment program for adults and children who stutter. Alice Anne has been in private practice for many years, and has also held positions as rehab manager, clinic director and regional/area supervisor for various speech and hearing venues. www.colormefluent.com