Us

Location

6501 Wyoming Blvd. NE
Suite C115
Albuquerque, NM 87109

Phone: (505) 375-0211

Fax: (844) 308-5855

Staff

Amy M. Schulz, MS, CCC-SLP

Speech-Language Pathologist & Owner

Email: Amy@slpatoz.com

Mrs. Amy is a nationally-certified Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) with licenses in New Mexico, California, and Maryland. Her various work experiences culminated in opening Speech Language A to Z, LLC, in 2016. These relevant experiences began when she took a preschool teaching class while still attending high school. From there she volunteered for the New Mexico Preschool for the Deaf, worked as a laboratory assistant in the University of New Mexico’s (UNM) Molecular Genetics & Microbiology Department, and worked as a graphic designer at UNM’s Daily Lobo while helping with in-home childcare before completing her undergraduate degree. She worked as a Speech Language Pathology Apprentice at San Felipe Pueblo Elementary School before starting graduate school and working as a library aide in UNM’s Department of Speech & Hearing Sciences. After completing her Master’s degree Mrs. Amy worked as a Speech-Language Pathologist at UNM’s Center for Development and Disability, Kidpower Therapy Associates, and then Albuquerque Public Schools (APS). When not enjoying her work she enjoys spending time with her dogs, family, and friends, reading mystery novels, solving escape rooms, and playing various card-, board-, and video-games.

Zooey

Mascot

(retired Speech Therapy Dog)

Zooey is a Basset Hound, Great Pyrenees, Husky, and Black Lab mix who was adopted by the Schulz family in 2015. In 2018 she began working as a speech therapy dog. Since then “work” has become her favorite word. In 2023 Zooey retired, though she still tries to sneak into Mrs. Amy’s car so she can go to work.

Now that Zooey is retired she devotes her time to rolling in grass, chasing birds, and playing with, chasing, and digging with her best friend, who is a Jack Russell Terrier named “Pogo.”

Graduate Student Clinicians

Mrs. Amy supervised graduate student clinicians in the past, but as her practice evolved she found she can better-serve graduate students by creating a library of resource materials. She does this using her blog, which she adds to her Pinterest account and Instagram account. The following are some ideas for student clinicians, who can also use the form below to subscribe to Mrs. Amy’s monthly newsletter.