Services / In-home therapy
Therapy where your child already talks, plays and eats.
One-to-one speech-language therapy in your home, with the same licensed therapist each week. Sessions are built around your child's real routines — the toys, the kitchen table, the bedtime book — and you're part of every one of them.
What it is
Your living room is the best clinic there is.
Children learn to communicate in the places they communicate. Working in your home means the skills your child practises are the ones they need at breakfast, at play and at bedtime — no carry-over gap between a clinic room and real life.
Sessions run 30, 45 or 60 minutes, weekly or more often depending on the plan. Your therapist brings what's needed and uses what you already have — because the goal is for the strategies to keep working after we leave.
You stay in the room. Every session ends with two or three things to try before next time, shown rather than described, so the whole week becomes practice.
What to expect
How a home session goes.
Check-in
Two minutes on what went well this week and what didn't.
Play with a purpose
Targeted work disguised as your child's favourite things.
Your turn
You run part of the activity while your therapist coaches from the side.
The plan for the week
What to practise, when, and what to watch for — in plain language.
Who it's for
A good fit for many children, birth to 21.
Babies and toddlers, for whom home is the only setting that makes sense
Children who take time to warm up in new places
Feeding therapy, where the family table is the point
Children whose goals live in daily routines — dressing, meals, play with siblings
Families who want caregiver coaching woven into every session
Older children and teens who prefer privacy over a waiting room
Questions parents ask
Before you book
Wherever we have a licensed therapist who covers your area. Tell us where you are on the free consult call and we'll say honestly whether we can come to you; if not yet, online sessions are available anywhere.
No. A floor to sit on and your child's usual toys are enough. Your therapist will let you know if anything specific would help for a particular goal.
That's real life, and it's useful information. Your therapist will adapt the session — shorter, quieter, more play — and we can always talk about timing that works better for your child.
We'll tell you on the consult call and put it in writing before you book. KidSLP is private pay; you receive a monthly superbill to submit for any out-of-network benefits.
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.