You are the expert on your child and you can trust your intuition. If you are concerned about their communication, it’s always worth looking into. Perhaps an evaluation could determine they are meeting milestones. However, if they need a extra support, early intervention can make a meaningful difference.

I'm actively working to become in-network with several insurance companies, including Medicaid plans. While that process is underway, I currently offer private-pay services.

Speech-Language Evaluation- $350
Each evaluation includes:

• Thorough review of intake forms and relevant records prior to your appointment

• Parent/caregiver interview to discuss your concerns, priorities, and goals

• Comprehensive speech and language evaluation using standardized and/or informal assessments as appropriate

• Collaborative discussion of findings and individualized recommendations

• Written evaluation report

• Personalized review of results, and opportunity to ask questions

45-Minute Speech-Language Therapy Session — $115

Each session includes:

• Individualized, evidence-based speech-language therapy designed for individual needs

• Parent/caregiver collaboration and coaching to support carryover at home

• Personalized home practice recommendations and strategies

• Ongoing treatment planning to support continued growth and progress

60-Minute Speech-Language Therapy Session — $135

60 minutes is typically more appropriate for teens that are targeting higher level language skills, social-emotional counseling support, and/or are ready for futures planning (independent life skills, career planning, college applications).

Each session includes:

• Individualized, evidence-based speech-language therapy designed for individual needs

• Parent/caregiver collaboration and coaching to support carryover at home

• Personalized home practice recommendations and strategies

• Ongoing treatment planning to support continued growth and progress

All payment is due at time of service.

I don’t just understand the clinical side of speech and language—I understand the lived experience.

What sets me apart is a deeply personal understanding of the communication journey. As a clinician who has successfully navigated my own neurodivergent experiences, and being raised a child of immigrants.

I do not expect perfectly behaved children and am equipped to meet all people where they are at because I understand behaviors are just communication frustrations and insecurities.

I am very focused on building communication confidence and mastering functional communication. My sessions are about collaborating with the family needs and discovering the child’s strengths to master practical real-word skills.

I believe that people learn best when topics are tailored toward their interest and it feels like fun, rather than homework. I make sure to include the child’s interests and do not inundate a child with rigid drills.

I know that being a parent is very busy! I create home exercise plans will fit into your daily routine for you and your child, not feel like extra work for you.

Yes, it absolutely works, and I have over six years of successful outcomes to prove it! I have used teletherapy to help children as young as 3 years old thrive. One thing to note is that parent participation is crucial to success, and for younger children, an adult does need to be present throughout the entire session.

One awesome thing about teletherapy is the convenience. I have parents who choose this over in person therapies, because this means we can hold the sessions not just in their home, but we can shift environments: at the parents workspace, in the park, on vacation, etc. Since I am all about natural communication environments, I find lots of fun ways to conduct the session in environments around wherever you might go in your daily life!

In the rare event that teletherapy is not the best fit for an individual, I will discuss that openly and help determine whether in-person services would better support their goals.