Quality, fun, and meaningful play-based therapy to help children reach their full potential.
The speech-language evaluation process
Consultation
Evaluation
Therapy
- If therapy is warranted, standing weekly appointments are scheduled.
- The duration and frequency of therapy sessions are determined based on the child’s age and presenting concerns.
Therapy
- Evaluations include a parent interview, formal and informal assessments, and clinical observation through play and natural conversation.
- Reports are provided with detailed findings, recommendations, and therapy goals.
Evaluation
- Contact me to discuss speech, language, or feeding concerns and determine if an evaluation is warranted.
- We will discuss scheduling and the payment process.
Consultation
Articulation/Phonology
Receptive/Expressive Language
Early Intervention/Late-talking
Gestalt Language Processing
Areas of Assessment and Treatment
Motor Speech Disorders
Orofacial Myofunctional
Feeding/Picky Eating
How long will my child need therapy?
How long are the therapy sessions?
Where do therapy sessions take place?
How do I know my child needs speech therapy?
If you are unsure, call a speech-language pathologist to discuss your concerns. Early intervention is important to ensure your child is receiving the help they need.
How long will my child need therapy?
How long are the therapy sessions?
Where do therapy sessions take place?
How do I know my child needs speech therapy?
Frequently Asked Questions
Wherever your child is! I make home, daycare, and school visits.
How long will my child need therapy?
How long are the therapy sessions?
Where do therapy sessions take place?
How do I know my child needs speech therapy?
Frequently Asked Questions
Most sessions are 30-45 minutes which I have found to be best for optimal engagement and participation.
How long will my child need therapy?
How long are the therapy sessions?
Where do therapy sessions take place?
How do I know my child needs speech therapy?
Frequently Asked Questions
Speech therapy is not a one-size-fits-all approach. Each plan of care is individualized and discharge is dependent on many factors.
