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Getting help early can make a big difference in how well a child learns to talk. If you notice that your child isn't meeting speech and language goals, you should schedule a phone consultation @ to determine if an evaluation as soon as possible. Therapy works better if it starts early, before speech and language problems get in the way of learning and making friends.

Yes, we do therapy for people of all ages. People who have had a stroke, brain injury, or another medical condition that makes it hard for them to talk or swallow may want to get speech therapy. Our adult programs are all about helping people get their skills back, making things more transparent, and feeling more confident in everyday situations.

Yes, both names refer to a licensed professional who is trained to find and fix problems with speaking, writing, communicating, and swallowing. "Speech-language pathologist" is a more formal term that includes all of the training and knowledge that comes with the job. A more casual term is "speech therapist."

The length of therapy is different for each person and depends on things like the type of communication problem, the person's goals, and how often sessions are held. We create a personalized treatment plan for each client and check in on their progress on a regular basis to make sure the therapy is working and going as planned.

Talking Tree Therapy services can be reimbursed by insurance plans that include out-of-network provider coverage. For clients who request it, we provide a monthly Superbill to submit to their insurance company for possible reimbursement.