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How it works

From “something feels off” to a plan you understand.

Five steps. You're never left waiting, and never asked to commit before you've talked to a real person.

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Every child deserves to be heard.

1

Free 15-minute consult

By phone with one of our clinicians. You tell us what you're noticing; we tell you honestly whether an evaluation makes sense, what it involves and what it costs. No forms about your child's health beforehand.

2

Evaluation — at home or online

We start with a case history — developmental, medical and school background — then assess. For young children it looks like play; for older kids and teens it's conversation, reading, writing and formal and informal assessment. You get a written report and a plan.

3

Your plan, in plain language

Goals you understand, how often we'll meet, what you'll do at home, and a written estimate of costs before your first therapy session.

4

Weekly therapy, with caregivers supported

Same therapist each week, at times that work with your schedule. Every session ends with a recap and one thing to practice. Progress is reviewed with you every 4–6 weeks.

5

Graduation — or a new goal

When your child meets their goals we say so, write a discharge summary, and tell you what to watch for. If a new goal makes sense, we plan it together.

Where it happens

A home visit, or a session online.

In person, in your home

Your therapist comes to you with what the session needs. Sessions happen where your child already talks, eats and plays — the kitchen table, the floor, the couch — so what we practice is what you'll actually do at home.

Online, wherever you are

Live, one-to-one video sessions with the same therapist each week. Works well for school-age children and teens, articulation, language, literacy and caregiver coaching. A caregiver sits in for younger children.

  • You need a laptop or tablet, a quiet corner and 30–60 minutes

Your role

What we'll ask of you, by age

Coaching for caregivers

At this age much of the work is coaching you. Your child plays; you learn strategies that support communication, and use them through the week.

A little practice, often

For example, one small activity after each session, built into a routine you already have — bath, snack, the walk to daycare.

Tell us what you see

New words, new frustrations, what worked and what didn't. Your notes shape the next session.

Every voice grows differently. Let's talk about yours.

Fifteen minutes with a licensed speech-language pathologist. No forms about your child's health, no commitment — just a conversation about what you're noticing.

Book a free 15-minute consult