Speech-Language Pathology (SLP), also known as speech therapy, is a specialized field that focuses on diagnosing, assessing, and treating communication and swallowing disorders. Speech-language pathologists (SLPs), commonly referred to as speech therapists, work with individuals of all ages who experience difficulties in various aspects of communication, including speech production, language comprehension, expressive language, fluency, voice, and social communication. Additionally, SLPs also address swallowing and feeding disorders in both children and adults. 

Articulation Disorders: Difficulty pronouncing speech sounds correctly, leading to speech sound distortions or substitutions.

Phonological Disorders: Challenges in understanding and using the rules that govern speech sound patterns in a language.

Apraxia of Speech: A motor speech disorder that impairs the ability to plan and coordinate the precise movements necessary for speech.

Language Disorders: SLPs treat individuals with challenges in understanding and using language, including vocabulary, grammar, and comprehension difficulties.

Fluency Disorders: Disruptions in the flow of speech, including stuttering and cluttering.

Developmental Delays: Delays in reaching communication milestones appropriate for a person’s age, affecting speech, language, or both.

Depending on the recommendations from the therapist, therapy sessions are either 30 minutes or an hour, and can occur once or twice a week.

We do not. We are a private pay clinic. You are more than welcome to seek reimbursement through your insurance on your own. I am happy to provide a super bill. We can discuss this more during your free consultation!

This question is tricky because every client is different and there are so many variables. We do our best to get your child through therapy and communicating effectively as quickly as possible.