Sessions are 60 minutes in length and include both hands on therapy as well as caregiver coaching opportunities. Each session is designed to be tailored to the individual needs on your child. This model gives us the flexibility to adjust from session to session, dependent on your child’s performance, feelings, and needs on each particular day. This timeframe lets us balance playful learning, focused skill practice, and meaningful parent support. This session length allows time to make progress without overwhelming your child, ensuring each session stays positive, engaging, and productive. Every visit is designed to maximize learning while providing you with strategies you can easily use at home.
Helpful Information
How Long Are Sessions?
The Speech Social is a private pay practice- we accept cash, check, credit card, Venmo, and Zelle, and offer flexible options for reimbursement, that we can help you navigate. By operating as a private-pay practice, we are able to begin supporting your child right away—without the delays, restrictions, or approval processes often tied to insurance. This means no session limits, no eligibility hurdles, and no waiting. Your child’s treatment plan is created entirely around their strengths, needs, and goals, rather than an insurance template. This allows therapy to be as personalized, frequent, and creative as needed to help your child thrive.
How Does Payment Work?
Let’s Get Started!
Step 1
To get started, we’ll connect by phone to review your concerns and outline the goals you have for your child.
Following the phone consultation, we then complete a thorough evaluation to understand your child’s strengths and assess any communication or feeding challenges.”
Step 2
You’ll receive a detailed evaluation report that explains what we found, what we recommend, and how we plan to support your child in therapy. Before the first session, we’ll go over everything together and make sure all your questions are answered.”
Step 3
Therapy sessions will take place in your home. We’ll continually track your child’s progress to ensure they’re moving steadily toward their goals.”