Dr. Meghan Graham is a speech-language pathologist and clinical assistant professor at Boston University whose clinical work and research focuses on neurodiversity and communication in autistic girls and women. She teaches courses including Autism and preschool language disorders as part of BU’s College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences. Since 2021, Graham has led a support group for Autistic women, where she offers coaching for navigating executive functioning and social demands. Graham has worked in private practice, public schools, and at the university level in Massachusetts providing direct therapy services and assessments to individuals with a variety of communication differences and disorders. She lives in Massachusetts with her two daughters.

Dr. Meghan Graham is a speech-language pathologist and clinical assistant professor at Boston University whose clinical work and research focuses on neurodiversity and communication in autistic girls and women. She teaches courses including Autism and preschool language disorders as part of BU’s College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences. Since 2021, Graham has led a support group for Autistic women, where she offers coaching for navigating executive functioning and social demands. Graham has worked in private practice, public schools, and at the university level in Massachusetts providing direct therapy services and assessments to individuals with a variety of communication differences and disorders. She lives in Massachusetts with her two daughters.

Dr. Meghan Graham is a speech-language pathologist and clinical assistant professor at Boston University whose clinical work and research focuses on neurodiversity and communication in autistic girls and women. She teaches courses including Autism and preschool language disorders as part of BU’s College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences. Since 2021, Graham has led a support group for Autistic women, where she offers coaching for navigating executive functioning and social demands. Graham has worked in private practice, public schools, and at the university level in Massachusetts providing direct therapy services and assessments to individuals with a variety of communication differences and disorders. She lives in Massachusetts with her two daughters.