The first step in understanding how someone communicates and if they need help with speech, language, or related skills. It’s like a check-up for communication!

A re-evaluation is a follow-up assessment to check on your or your child’s progress since the last evaluation; what improvements have been made, identify any ongoing challenges, and adjust the therapy plan as needed to keep making meaningful progress.

Re-evaluations are typically recommended every 6–12 months or when there’s a significant change in communication skills.

1:1 speech therapy means your child works directly with me in a one-on-one setting. This personalized approach allows me to focus completely on your child’s unique strengths, challenges, and goals in the comfort of your home.

Because every child learns differently, 1:1 therapy helps us tailor each session to your child’s pace and learning style, making progress more effective—and fun!

Teletherapy is speech and language therapy delivered online through a secured video platform. We meet in real time, just like an in-person session—only from the comfort, and convenience, of your home!

Teletherapy is a flexible, effective, and convenient way to support your child’s communication development—especially when in-person sessions aren’t possible or practical.

Group speech therapy brings together a small group of individuals with similar goals to work on communication skills in a supportive, social setting. Group sessions focus on real-life interaction, helping participants practice skills like turn-taking, listening, conversation, and social communication.

Group therapy can be a great addition to 1:1 therapy or a helpful step for practicing skills in a more social environment—because communication doesn’t happen in isolation!

Parent-only education sessions are designed to support and empower you with tools, strategies, and knowledge to help your child’s communication grow at home.

I work closely with families to help understand their child’s specific needs, learn how speech therapy works, and discover practical ways to support progress in everyday routines.

It’s a great opportunity to ask questions, learn techniques, and feel more confident as an active part of your child’s speech and language journey.