Q: What is a speech language pathologist?
A: A speech language pathologist (SLP) is a professional trained to assess and treat communication disorders.

Q: How do I know if my child needs speech language therapy?
A: Look for signs such as difficulty pronouncing words, limited vocabulary, or struggles with social interactions.

Q: Is my child too young to start?
A: No! It is never too young to start learning the skills to become a better communicator.

Q: What should I do if I suspect my child has speech language difficulties?
A: Fill out the request for services form found on our website and someone will contact you to discuss your needs.

Q: Will my child eventually out-grow speech language delays?
A: Some children “catch-up” on their own. Speech language services can accelerate this process to help your child get ready for school. Some children require a “boost” to kick-start the learning process.

Q: Do I need an assessment?
A: An assessment can be helpful to determine specific areas of need and to develop a treatment plan. Your SLP can discuss the best course of action for your child.

Q: How often should my child attend therapy sessions?
A: Weekly and bi-weekly sessions are most common, however more or less frequent sessions can be arranged to fit your family’s needs.

Q: How long does it typically take to see improvement in my child’s speech and language skills with therapy?
A: Progress varies depending on the child’s needs and individual learning style. Regular attendance at sessions and home practice can support your child’s progress.

Q: Where does therapy take place?
A: We offer home based sessions and clinic based sessions depending on what works best for you.

Q: How much does speech language therapy cost?
A: We charge $140 per 45 minute session. This fee applies to assessment, treatment and indirect time such as planning and report writing. Additional mileage fees may also apply.

Q: Will my insurance cover therapy?
A: Most major insurance plans have coverage for speech language services. Contact your plan administrator to find out what is covered.

Q: Do you direct bill?
A: No, but you will be provided with a receipt that can be sent in for reimbursement.

Q: What can I do at home to support my child’s speech and language development?
A: Be a great speech and language model! You SLP will provide suggestions and activities for you to try with your child.