Tailored to Your Child, Every Step of the Way

Every child is unique, and so are their communication needs. Discover how we provide tailored, compassionate care for:

Speech Therapy

Helping Your Child Find Their Voice

  • Articulation and speech sound clarity
  • Stuttering and fluency
  • Delayed speech or challenges

Language Development

Building Bridges Through Words

  • Improving language and literacy
  • Supporting social communication skills
  • Helping children express themselves confidently

Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)

Finding New Ways to Communicate

  • Evaluating your child’s AAC needs
  • Teaching children and families how to use AAC tools
  • Providing ongoing support as your child grows

Executive Functioning

Skills for a Bright Future

  • Auditory attention and memory
  • Language-based organization and planning
  • Verbal reasoning and problem-solving

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you involve parents in the therapy process?

Yes—parent involvement is welcomed and strongly encouraged. In line with my mission, therapy is viewed as a family-based, team approach where collaboration leads to the best outcomes for the child. Parent coaching is recommended as an important part of the therapy process, empowering families with strategies and confidence to support communication goals beyond sessions. When parents are involved, progress is more meaningful, consistent, and sustainable.

What is AAC, and how do I know if it’s right for my child?

AAC, or Augmentative and Alternative Communication, includes a range of tools and strategies—such as picture boards, sign language, and speech-generating devices—that support children who have difficulty using verbal speech. AAC can be used temporarily or long-term and does not prevent a child from developing spoken language; in many cases, it supports and enhances it.

If AAC may be beneficial for your child, a comprehensive assessment will be completed to determine their individual needs, strengths, and communication goals. Families are guided through each step of the process, including selecting appropriate tools and learning how to use AAC effectively at home and in daily routines.

What age groups do you work with?

Services are provided for children and adolescents from 18 months to 18 years old. Therapy is individualized to meet each child’s developmental level, strengths, and communication needs across all ages.

Where do you provide services?

We currently provide therapy services in Maryland (MD) and Pennsylvania (PA).

Do you accept insurance?

Currently, we do not accept insurance, but we are in the process of becoming credentialed with insurance providers. We’ll update this page as soon as insurance options become available. In the meantime, all sessions are self-pay.

What are the payment options?

Payment is accepted via credit/debit card or secure bank transfer through our SimplePractice client portal. HSA/FSA cards are accepted. Payment is due at the time of service. Superbills are available upon request for out-of-network reimbursement.