​​Articulation: sound substitutions, omissions, additions, and distortions.

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​Apraxia of Speech: These disorders can make it difficult to plan, program, or execute speech, resulting in errors in speech sounds, minimal talking, or a high-level of unintelligibility.

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Dysarthria: a motor speech disorder caused by muscle weakness. Signs of dysarthria include slurred speech, breathy vocal quality, and imprecise sound production.

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Phonology: patterns of sound errors.

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Stuttering: A disruption of speech with repetition, blocks, or prolongations of sounds and syllables.

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​​​​​​​when are services provided? 

Services are provided Monday- Friday, 9:00am-5pm.​

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where are services provided? 

Convenient service location options include: at child's day-care facility, facility based (e.g. library), and virtual/teletherapy. 

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​​why is my child's speech delayed? 

There are many possible causes for delayed or disordered speech or language skills. Some causes are known, for example a speech disorder that is secondary to another disability, while other disorders have no known cause (e.g. why can't my child say their "r" sound?) and might be developmental in nature. Some disorders, such as stuttering, very likely have a genetic etiology. Speech disorders could result from neonatal problems, structural deficits, neurological dysfunction, hearing difficulties, genetic disorders, and more. 

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why speech therapy? 

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To improve communication skills for increased interaction and independence. 

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how do I get services? 

Contact me via phone, email, or through the "contact" tab and we'll figure out if I would be a good fit to help you!

 

 

 

​​how much?

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• Free Phone or Virtual Consultation | 15-20 minutes | FREE
  If you have questions about whether your child has communication needs, or want to see if we would be a good fit, this is a good place to start.

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• Screening | 15-30 minutes | $50
  Includes 15-30 minutes of direct/indirect observation and/or parent interview. Includes a brief report indicating recommendations and whether further assessment is warranted.

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• Evaluation | $200
  Includes formal and/or informal assessments of the child, parent/caregiver interview, and a written report with recommendations.

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• Individual therapy | 30/60 minutes | $40/$75
  One on one therapy plus interaction with parent/caregiver to discuss progress and suggest follow-up activities to implement at home.

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• School Contracts | Evaluation + Therapy + Teletherapy | $ Negotiated with the district.

 

Payment Options  

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Cash, Checks, Credit Cards, and Health Savings Account cards (HSA) are accepted. A superbill can be provided upon request that you can submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement for any out of network benefits your insurance provides.

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