Building empathy and understanding through immersive communication simulations designed by a speech-language pathologist.
Face2Face grew out of a passion for helping others truly understand what it's like to face communication challenges every day.
After 17 years of working with children, families, and educators, our founder saw a recurring pattern: people wanted to help, but they struggled to grasp the frustration, isolation, and effort that comes with communication disorders.
The most powerful moments in training always came when someone could step into those shoes—even for just a few minutes. That's what Face2Face is all about: creating those moments of understanding that change how we communicate with and support one another.

Speech-Language Pathologist
Emily Bellamy is a dedicated Speech-Language Pathologist with over 17 years of experience supporting children and young adults ages 2-21 with diverse communication needs. She earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and her graduate degree from Nova Southeastern University, later completing her Autism Spectrum Disorders Certification through the University of Minnesota Duluth.
Throughout her career, Emily has been passionate about helping families, educators, and communities understand the complexities of communication and the various barriers that individuals may face. She specializes in identifying and addressing communication challenges across a wide range of needs, empowering her students to find their voice and connect meaningfully with the world around them.
We believe understanding begins with experiencing. Our simulations create meaningful connections between caregivers and those they support.
Every simulation is grounded in clinical research and designed by a practicing speech-language pathologist.
We create accessible experiences for all learners, regardless of their background or technical expertise.
We constantly refine our simulations based on user feedback and the latest research in communication sciences.