Robyn Guerrasio

Robyn Guerrasio

M.S. Speech Language Pathology, Penn State University · B.S. Communication Disorders, University of Colorado
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Born and raised in the Midwest, Robyn discovered a passion for providing for the individual from the moment the curtain rose on her career.

In Act I, as a speech/language pathologist, she provided therapeutic services to children and adults in educational and medical settings, including counseling clients and families navigating challenging issues.

Act II saw her as founder and manager of a teletherapy speech/language practice for a K-12 online public school serving 20+ states, a role that provided the constant opportunity to solve unique problems.

Her Act III began when her daughter, Mae, became a proud member of the MTCA Class of 2025. While many parents around her bemoaned the roller coaster ride that is the college audition process, Robyn found herself loving (almost) every minute. When it was over, she began looking for ways to stay involved with MTCA while also informally guiding local friends about to embark on their own ride. When MTCA needed new counselors, she jumped at the chance, and now she is very excited to pass on the knowledge and the support she received to incoming MTCA families!

Her background in guiding speech clients toward their best possible outcomes combined with her experience as a veteran of the college audition process makes her well suited to support each student’s unique experience as they embark on their post-high school journey.

Robyn currently lives in Maryland with her husband, Marc. Her son, Riley, is a 2026 graduate from University of Maryland – Baltimore County in Computer Science while her daughter, Mae, studies Musical Theatre at Webster University in St. Louis, as part of the MT Class of 2029. She can usually be found feeding her varied passions at the library, in her garden, talking to someone about the college audition process (yes, still!) or maybe working a local election as an election judge.