Meet Our Therapy Team
" Like arrows in the hands of a warrior are the children of one’s youth. Blessed is the man who fills his quiver with them."
Psalm 127:4-5
This particular scripture runs deep in our souls for a multitude of reasons. When we are blessed with becoming parents, natural or otherwise, we instinctively want what is best for our children. We raise them the best that we know how, even when we feel that our best is falling short.
Our children are our arrows, just as your children are yours. As caregivers and guardians, we all strive to help our children “stay sharp, find their mark, and go chase their dreams”. In return, they provide us with strength, security, and love. We become mightier in their presence, much like the skillful archer with a full quiver.
At 3 Arrows, we have come to realize that our “arrows” reach far beyond the home. We are blessed that our personal arrows include our children, the children whom we have been fortunate enough to serve, and all of the families that have allowed us on their journey. The number 3 holds special meaning for us, as it symbolizes each of our own 3 children, as well as the therapeutic relationship among the child, the family, and the therapist.
We are elated to continue filling our quiver. We hope that you will grant us the opportunity to equip your family with support for your own arrow to hit their mark.
~Kaylee and Brie
Meet Brienne
Since graduating from SIUE with her Masters degree in speech-language pathology in 2011, Brie has spent her career specializing in communication of the birth-3 population within the Early Intervention program. She has completed postgraduate training in the areas of feeding and orofacial myofunctional therapies. After enduring hardships and experiencing successes nursing her own children, Brie pursued another passion and became a Lactation Education Consultant. She brings extensive experience from Early Intervention and applies a parent-coaching model to therapy sessions. Brie is committed to providing the best care to her patients. She is an advocate for building teams with families, empowering them to be well-prepared and confident in their journey.
In addition to being a dedicated therapist, Brie is a wife, mother of 3 children
(hence the 3 arrows), US Veteran, and lover of nature. She enjoys her family, camping, decaf coffee with cream, traveling, and cherished beach trips.
Brienne Cason, MS, CCC-SLP, LEC
Co-Owner
Speech Language Pathologist
Feeding Specialist
Orofacial Myofunctional Therapist
Lactation Education Counselor
Meet Kaylee
Kaylee is a 2013 graduate from SIUE with a Masters degree in speech-language pathology. After graduating, she quickly began devoting her career to the pediatric population. Kaylee started her career working in the public school system where she served the Kindergarten thru 5th grade population. Soon she began working in the private therapy setting where she discovered her passion for orofacial myofunctional therapy. While personally experiencing breastfeeding with her own children, Kaylee answered a calling to become a certified lactation counselor. She is specialized in the evaluation and treatment of: orofacial myofunctional disorders, feeding disorders, tethered oral tissues (lip, tongue, and cheek ties), and lactation difficulties. She has a passion for looking at a child holistically - investigating and treating the cause(s) and not just the symptoms. Her training in the Gillespie Approach - Craniosacral Facial Therapy provides her knowledge to support her treatment. Kaylee enjoys bonding with the children and families that she serves, and emphasizes open-communication and hard work to assist with achieving each child’s full potential.
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Kaylee works hard and plays hard. She is described as a continuing education junkie. Outside of her career, she enjoys the outdoors with her husband and 3 children, coffee, dark chocolate, and reading.
Kaylee Kreutzberg, MS, CCC-SLP, CLC
Co-Owner
Speech Language Pathologist
Feeding Specialist
Orofacial Myofunctional Therapist
Certified Lactation Counselor
Meet Nichole
Nichole graduated from SIUE with a Masters degree in speech-language pathology in 2008. After graduating, she worked with middle and high school students with speech, language, and functional life skills. She also worked part-time and full-time in nursing homes and a rehabilitation unit with adults. In 2018, Nichole was exposed to myofascial release for herself and family members and decided to dedicate her speech therapy work to using this technique. This allows her to find the origin or root issue of dysfunction for her clients and view each patient holistically. Nichole now specializes in the John F. Barnes Myofascial Release technique, as well as skills from her training in the Gillespie Approach for babies and children to help them overcome their feeding or speech difficulties.
​Nichole is also a wife and mother to two children. She loves being a mother and spending time with her family. They enjoy taking trips to Branson
where they spend many hours on the lake. Nichole enjoys conversations about spiritual topics and growing in her relationship with Jesus.
Nichole Hanneken Ontis MS, CCC-SLP
Speech Language Pathologist
Myofascial Release Provider
Meet Beth
Beth earned her Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology from SIUE in 2006 and began her career working in the public school system where she served students pre-k through 12th grade. Throughout her career, Beth witnessed the success of many students, but was often concerned that despite intensive intervention, others struggled to progress. This curiosity led her to explore and eventually pursue postgraduate training in orofacial myology. Beth’s expertise now allows her to support and treat orofacial myofunctional disorders, which often underlie many of the challenges her students faced. Her work is rooted in a deep commitment to understanding and addressing the foundational issues that impact speech, feeding, and overall development.
Beth enjoys spending time with her husband and two boys. She is an avid reader, loves traveling with her family, and enjoys exploring National Parks. Beth is also passionate about supporting children in the foster care community and actively volunteers with organizations dedicated to assisting local foster families.
Beth Sies, MS, CCC-SLP
Speech Language Pathologist
Orofacial Myofunctional Therapist
Meet Tiffany
Tiffany Cason
Office Manager
Tiffany joined the 3 Arrows team part time in 2024 as the office manager. She assists the entire team by completing secretarial duties, insurance based needs, scheduling, and keeping everyone on track.
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Tiffany's kind and easy going demeanor makes her the perfect asset to be the first face you see upon entering the 3 Arrows clinic. She has grown to know and love the families and children and is happy to help in whatever way is needed. She's passionate about making sure the 3 Arrows experience exceeds families' expectations.
When not at 3 Arrows, Tiffany is home with her family or volunteering at her kids' school. Tiffany loves camping, visiting new restaurants, traveling, cooking,
and being with friends.
