Meet the Lilypad Team
Lily Goldberg
Lily Goldberg, M.S., CCC-SLP is a certified Speech-Language-Pathologist, with a decade of experience. She opened up Lilypad Speech & Language Therapy, PLLC in 2022. Lily holds her certification of clinical competency (CCC) from the American Speech Language Hearing Association (ASHA). Lily is specifically trained to work with individuals with Parkinson's Disease and is certified in the SPEAK OUT!® and LSVTLOUD® programs.
Lily has extensive experience with various speech and language disorders, including voice disorders, articulation, language, fluency, social skills and pragmatics, and early intervention. Lily has previously taught and supervised graduate students in their clinical work as a clinical supervisor at Hofstra University. She serves and supports the Long Island community in her private practice and as an adjunct professor at Hofstra University.
Lily specializes in early language delays and disorders as well as voice disorders. She has worked in early intervention as both a therapist and supervisor. Lily subscribes to a play-based therapy approach, and family and caregiver training. She focuses her voice therapy treatment on diaphragmatic breath work, semi occluded voice therapy, resonance voice therapy, and vocal function exercises.
Lily believes in creating individual goals and treatment plans that are functional, multi-faceted, and family integrated.
When Lily is not practicing Speech and Language Therapy, she likes going to the beach, playing guitar, reading and spending time with her husband and daughter.
Owner and Speech Language Pathologist
Preeti Singh
Preeti Singh, M.A., CCC-SLP, TSSLD holds a master’s degree from Hofstra University and is both a certified Speech-Language Pathologist and certified as a Teacher of Students with Speech and Language Disabilities in New York State.
Preeti has experience supporting individuals across the lifespan, with a special passion for early language development and AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication). She loves using AAC devices to support a range of language functions, always tailoring sessions to meet her clients’ unique communication needs.
When she’s not helping kids find their voices through play-based therapy, you can find her juggling (literally!), or traveling and exploring new places.
Speech Language Pathologist
Nicole Wernert/Orsino
Nicole Wernert/Orsino, M.S., CCC-SLP, TSSLD is a certified Speech-Language Pathologist with nearly a decade of experience supporting individuals from birth through age 21. She specializes in AAC and play-based therapy, with a strong focus on working with nonverbal and limitedly verbal children to develop meaningful, functional communication.
Nicole is trained in the PROMPT (Prompts for Restructuring Oral Muscular Phonetic Targets) technique and uses a creative, individualized approach to therapy. Whether she’s incorporating tactile cues or hands-on activities like science experiments, Nicole is passionate about helping children express themselves in ways that feel empowering and natural.
Outside the therapy room, Nicole is a proud mom to two boys, a passionate home baker (ask her about her sourdough), and an avid reader, finishing over 100 books a year! She’s also a former Division II swimmer and long-time swim coach.
Speech Language Pathologist
Lauren Mastrianni
Lauren Mastrianni, M.A., CCC-SLP, TSSLD attended Hofstra University for both her undergraduate and graduate degrees and is a PROMPT-trained Speech-Language Pathologist.
Lauren has experience working with children from Early Intervention through high school and has a special passion for early language, pragmatic language, articulation, and phonology. She prides herself on building strong, supportive connections with both her clients and their families, ensuring they feel welcomed, understood, and encouraged throughout their speech and language journeys.
Lauren is committed to following each child’s lead and tailoring sessions to their unique interests, because therapy should always be meaningful, engaging, and fun. She believes that helping children communicate is one of the most rewarding parts of her career and loves watching her clients grow and flourish.
When she is not supporting families, you can find Lauren enjoying newly married life or spending time with her three nephews, who keep her laughing and on her toes.
Speech Language Pathologist
