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155 N. Main Street, Suite 102A, Collierville, TN, 38017
901.557.0280
FAX: 866.478.4203
About Us
Our Clinic
Bluff City Speech Language Pathology was created by two medically-based speech pathologists who wanted to build a private practice with a focus on providing individualized, evidence-based patient care to best serve their patients, free of corporate limitations on time and treatment options.
This practice provides services across the lifespan. Diagnostics & treatment are offered for the following conditions: aphasia, dysarthria, apraxia of speech, dysphagia, dysphonia, cognitive impairment, and pediatric speech, language, & feeding disorders. See the services tab for further information.
Providing you with the best clinicians for the best care
Lydia Perkins, M.A., CCC-SLP
Lydia completed an undergraduate degree in Psychology and graduate degree in Speech Language Pathology from The University of Memphis. She is co-owner of Bluff City Speech, and brings 11 years of experience to the practice. Her background is in the acute, medical field of speech pathology with a focus on neurogenic swallowing and cognitive communication disorders. She holds TN state certifications to train & perform endoscopic evaluation of swallowing. She has been an invited lecturer at the University of Memphis and speaker at a regional CEU conference on evaluation and treatment of swallowing disorders. She is a member of The Dysphagia Research Society, The American Speech Language & Hearing Association, a five-time ASHA ACE award recipient, and a member of the dysphagia special interest group.
In her spare time, Lydia enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, and taking her chocolate lab kayaking.
Alanna Britton, M.S., CCC-SLP, NTMNC
Alanna completed her undergraduate degree at Delta State University receiving a Bachelor’s in Speech and Hearing Sciences. She went on to obtain her Master’s in Communication Sciences and Disorders at The University of Mississippi. Alanna brings 8 years of experience to the practice, specializing in infant and pediatric feeding and swallowing disorders in the acute care and inpatient settings. Alanna holds a national certificate to perform Neonatal Touch and Massage. Additionally, she has been an invited lecturer at the University of Memphis and Le Bonheur Nutrition Symposium. She is a member of the American Speech, Language & Hearing Association and has provided clinical instruction to graduate level students for six years.
In her spare time, Alanna enjoys spending time with her husband and 2 year old son, watching any and all Ole Miss sports, and spending time at the lake.
Sydnee McCoy, M.S., CCC-SLP
Sydnee holds both undergraduate and graduate degrees in Communication Sciences & Disorders from The University of Mississippi. She is co-owner of Bluff City Speech, and brings 7 years of experience in both pediatric and adult populations to the practice. Her area of expertise is in the acute, medical field of speech pathology with a focus on neurogenic swallowing and cognitive communication disorders. She holds TN state certification & extensive experience in endoscopic evaluation of swallowing. Sydnee is a current member of The American Speech Language & Hearing Association, Dysphagia Research Society, a two-time ASHA ACE award recipient, and a member of the dysphagia special interest group. Additionally, Sydnee has provided clinical instruction to graduate level students for four years.
In her spare time, Sydnee enjoys spending time with her husband, two children, and golden retriever & attending Ole Miss football games.
Megan received her Ph.D. in Communication Sciences and Disorders from The University of Memphis, as well as her Masters in Psychology. Her background is in the medical field of speech pathology with a focus on swallowing and cognitive-communication disorders. She holds a Tennessee state certification to perform endoscopic evaluation of swallowing. Additionally, Megan is an adjunct professor at The University of Memphis and teaches undergraduates about the field of Communication Sciences and Disorders. Also, she has presented in multiple formats (community talks, podcast, blog posts, conference, radio, and TV). In 2020, Megan received a Distinguished Early Career Professional certificate from ASHA for her work in advocating for increased speech therapy services for the elderly. She is a member of The Dysphagia Research Society, ASHA, a five-time ASHA ACE award recipient, and a member of the dysphagia special interest group.
In her spare time, Megan enjoys spending time with her husband and two sons, running, and finding new hobbies that allow her to be creative.