Virtual Speech Therapy FAQs
My child has trouble focusing. Will they be able to participate in online therapy?
As clinically trained ASHA-certified speech-language pathologists, our staff have years of working with children who have difficulty sustaining attention or have weaknesses in executive functioning. We are trained to successfully implement many strategies during in-person and online sessions that translate into both personal and academic success. We recognize that each child has their own unique set of strengths and needs which we are happy and able to accommodate.
My child is on the autism spectrum. Will they be able to participate in online therapy?
Our team of experts has extensive experience treating children on the autism spectrum, both in-person and online. Besides working with the children, our clinicians also provide parent and caregiver training online.
Do I need to be in attendance for their online speech therapy session?
While some children may need a parent or caregiver to remain engaged during sessions and parent involvement may be required in some cases to increase therapeutic efficacy, many children can attend online speech therapy sessions with a great deal of independence given the proper supports and given time to adapt to online therapy. Our clinicians work together with parents and caregivers to east this transition by suggesting ways to create an optimal environment at home that promotes effective learning.
What do I need to participate in online speech therapy?
In order to provide optimal service a computer is necessary. Online speech therapy is not as effective being completed with a phone or iPad.
How do I know if my child is appropriate for online speech therapy>
An initial phone screening will be completed in order to determine if your child is an appropriate individual for online speech therapy.
How do I know if my child is appropriate for online speech therapy>
Prior to scheduling sessions, insurance coverage will be checked.