Jaranimo Marks is the Operations Project Manager and Co-Owner of J5 Therapy, Inc., where he spearheads strategic initiatives to enhance operational efficiency and drive business growth. With over a decade of experience in the healthcare industry, Jaranimo excels in streamlining processes and implementing innovative solutions that improve patient outcomes. His leadership has been instrumental in expanding J5 Therapy's services across the state of Arkansas, ensuring the company remains at the forefront of therapeutic care. A passionate advocate for mental health awareness, Jaranimo is committed to fostering a supportive and inclusive environment for both clients and staff.More...
Jennifer Marks
Speech language Pathologist@J5 THERAPY, INC.
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Jennifer has over a decade of professional experience, she has served in various capacities across multiple facilities, specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of pediatric feeding aversion, language disorders, articulation disorders, dysphagia, fluency disorders, and pragmatic language disorders in infants, preschool, and
school-aged children.
Recently, Ms. Marks demonstrated her commitment to community service by establishing Behavior Bridges, the first black-owned ABA clinic in Arkansas. This initiative highlights her dedication to providing accessible and high-quality therapeutic services to the community.
Her personal experiences have deeply influenced her career choice, as she herself underwent speech therapy as a child.
Jennifer is a devoted wife and mother of three daughters, Jayla, Jenesis, and Journee. She and her
husband, Jaranimo, are the esteemed founders of J5 Therapy, Incorporated, a company that has been
providing speech, occupational, and physical therapy services to children and families for nearly a
decade. J5 Therapy specializes in enhancing child development, providing support and education, and
assisting families with comprehensive therapeutic services.
Furthermore, Jennifer holds the position of secretary for the Arkansas National Black Association for
Speech-Language and Hearing (AR-NBASLH) and serves as the chairperson of its PEER Program (Prepare,
Encourage, Execute, Renew). These roles underscore her leadership abilities and her unwavering
commitment to professional development and community service.More...