FAQs
Logistics
Q: Where do sessions take place?
A: We offer therapy in clients’ homes as well as virtual teletherapy sessions when appropriate.
Q: How long are therapy sessions?
A: Session length depends on your child’s needs, but most therapy sessions are between 30 to 45 minutes.
Q: How often will my child need therapy?
A: Therapy frequency varies based on individual needs. After an evaluation, we’ll discuss a plan that best supports your child’s progress. Frequency can vary from biweekly to twice per week.
Q: What areas do you serve?
A: We provide in-home services in the Chicagoland area and teletherapy for families throughout Illinois.
Getting Started
Q: How do I schedule an evaluation or consultation?
A: You can schedule an evaluation or a free phone consultation by [contacting us](insert link) via phone, email, or our online form.
Q: What happens during an evaluation?
A: The evaluation includes a review of your child’s history, structured and play-based assessments, and discussion of results. You will receive a detailed report with recommendations.
Q: Do I need a referral from my pediatrician?
A: No, a referral is not required for private therapy. However, if you plan to submit claims to insurance, your provider may require one.
Payment & Insurance
Q: Do you accept insurance?
A: We are in the credentialing process with Blue Cross Blue Shield. If your insurance plan offers reimbursement for speech-language therapy, we can provide a superbill for you to submit for potential reimbursement.
Q: What are your rates?
A: Our rates vary based on the type of session (evaluation vs. therapy). Please contact us for detailed pricing.
Q: What is your cancellation policy?
A: We require 24 hours’ notice for cancellations. Sessions canceled with less notice may be subject to a fee.
Therapy Approach
Q: What is a neurodiversity-affirming approach?
A: Neurodiversity-affirming therapy respects and supports all communication styles. We focus on strengths, provide individualized support, and reject outdated “fixing” models of therapy.
Q: My child is not talking yet. Should I be concerned?
A: Every child develops at their own pace, but if you have concerns, an evaluation can provide clarity. Early support can be beneficial.
Q: My child has difficulty chewing or swallowing certain foods. Can you help?
A: Yes! We offer feeding therapy for children experiencing challenges with chewing, swallowing, food textures, or oral motor function.
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