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Let's Talk Speech and Language Therapy

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is a speech-language pathologist?

A speech-language pathologist (SLP) diagnoses and treats speech, language, social

communication, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders in children and adults.

What does CCC mean?

The Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) of the American Speech-Language-Hearing

Association (ASHA) is a nationally recognized credential for audiologists and speech-language

pathologists. Extensively trained and dedicated to improving lives, ASHA-certified professionals

are committed to excellence and adhere to the highest ethical standards. Only those who

complete a rigorous academic program, pass a national examination, and pursue continuing

education are eligible to be ASHA-certified.

Does Let’s Talk Speech and Language Therapy accept insurance?

While Let’s Talk Speech and Language Therapy does not participate in any health insurance

plans, we will provide you with a super-bill you may wish to submit for reimbursement of out-

of-network services. Please contact your insurance company to determine whether you have

coverage for speech and language therapy.

How are services provided?

We begin with a phone consultation during which parents share their concerns with the SLP.

You may schedule an evaluation with us or provide the SLP with a recent evaluation report. If

therapy is warranted, a weekly schedule of in-person or teletherapy sessions will be arranged.

Should I consider private speech/language therapy if my child already receives school-based services

You may wish to supplement school-based services with private therapy to increase progress,

develop skills not addressed in an IEP, provide greater therapy-to-home success, and guarantee

individual treatment.


Yes, your child may qualify for treatment despite not meeting state or school eligibility

requirements. Call to discuss your child’s unique needs.

Why did you choose to work as a speech-language pathologist?

I believe communication is vital for a happy, fulfilling life. Being a part of a child’s journey to

more successful communication and meaningful relationships is a source of great joy for me!

Establishing a connection with children and their families is very rewarding.

Where can I find more information about speech and language development?

Firstwordsproject.com/about-16by16

Asha.org/public/speech/disorders/Speech-Sound-Disorders

Asha.org/uploadedFiles/Build-Your-Childs-Skills-Kindergarten-to-Second-Grade.pdf

Asha.org/uploadedFiles/Build-Your-Childs-Skills-Third-to-Fifth-Grade.pdf

Apraxia-kids.org


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