We kindly ask for cancellations to be made at least 24 hours in advance, unless under excusable circumstances. No-shows will be charged the price of the scheduled services to ensure fair access to our therapy sessions for all clients.

Signs that your child may need therapy include delayed speech and language milestones, such as not babbling by 12 months, not using single words by 16-18 months, or not using short phrases by 2 years old. Other signs include limited vocabulary, struggles with understanding or following directions, difficulty with social interactions, and challenges with feeding.

Yes, we can work with your child even if they receive speech therapy services at school. Collaborating with school therapists allows us to provide consistent and coordinated care, ensuring your child receives comprehensive support both in school and during private therapy sessions. This collaboration benefits your child by reinforcing skills learned in both settings and addressing their communication needs comprehensively.

The frequency of therapy sessions varies depending on your child's needs and therapy plan. Our team will work with you to determine the most appropriate schedule based on your child's progress and goals.

You should be concerned about your child's feeding if they have difficulty chewing, swallowing, or maintaining a healthy diet. Signs of feeding difficulties include gagging or choking during meals, difficulty transitioning to solid foods, excessive drooling, or refusal to eat certain textures or foods. Consultation with a speech therapist can provide guidance and support, tailored to individual circumstances.

Yes, an evaluation is necessary before beginning our services. This evaluation allows us to understand your child's unique strengths and areas of improvement, enabling us to personalize the therapy tailored to their specific needs. Each child is different, and the evaluation helps us create a customized plan to address their communication goals effectively.