Helpful Information

Children from birth to 18 years with speech, language, social communication, and/or reading and writing difficulties.

The number of sessions a child may need varies significantly. Families are typically offered weekly therapy if deemed necessary and are discharged when the child reaches their goals. However, families are able to book as many or as few sessions as they like based on their schedule, needs, and finances. There is no minimum requirement, and you are not committed to a certain number of sessions.

Assessments typically take 1 to 1.5 hours for children under the age of 6. For children over 6 years old, appointments can take longer due to the need for more formal testing of language and literacy skills. Therapy visits are 30 or 45 minutes. The length of your appointment will always be discussed with you prior to booking and billing.

Yes. Families can access private services and public services at the same time. If your child is also working with another therapist, we will connect with that therapist to coordinate services.

Yes. Each child needs a recent assessment by a speech-language pathologist in order to determine the child’s skills, design a treatment plan, and set therapy goals. If your child has a recent evaluation report from another speech-language pathologist, this can be used, and an additional assessment will not be necessary. Please let us know during your intake call if your child has had a recent speech and language assessment.

No. Parents and caregivers can call to book an appointment for their child without a referral.

Most benefit plans cover some speech therapy services. We encourage you to contact your insurance company directly for the details of your plan. We do not directly bill insurance companies for our services; however, we will provide you with a receipt that you can submit for potential reimbursement.