Question 1

How do I pay for services? Is this covered by MSP?

Accepted Answer

Payment can be made via e-transfer or credit card.
Private speech-language pathology services are not covered by MSP.

If you have extended health insurance, you may have coverage for SLP services. Unfortunately, I don’t provide direct billing to insurance companies at this time.

You can submit to your payment receipts to your insurance provider to make a claim.

If you have Autism Funding or are approved for At-Home Program funding, we can bill directly to these programs if your child has been approved. Please inform of your funding source so that we can make sure to submit any necessary paperwork before starting our sessions.

Question 2

Do you have a cancellation policy?

Accepted Answer

Yes, there is a late cancellation policy for sessions. When you book an appointment, you are holding a space on the calendar that is no longer available to other families.

Please give as much notice as possible when cancelling sessions or planning vacations.

Question 3

My child is sick, can we still have our session?

Accepted Answer

NO. It is against our illness policy to have an in-person session if your child has symptoms of illness. Failure to adhere to this policy will result in cancellation of your session. Please cancel the session if your child is sick, or you may request to switch to a virtual session instead.

Question 4

Do I need a referral from a doctor?

Accepted Answer

Nope! If you have concerns about speech and language skills, you can self-refer by contacting an SLP directly.

Question 5

What does neurodiversity affirming speech therapy mean?

Accepted Answer

Neurodiversity affirming therapy means we respect your child for who they are and we build skills in a way that supports their communication, autonomy, and confidence. We focus on functional goals that matter in real life, like self advocacy, getting needs met, connecting with others, and participating in school and home routines. We do not work toward goals that require masking or forcing a child to act “more typical.” Instead, we partner with families to support communication in ways that feel safe, empowering, and authentic.

Your questions, answered!

How long should I wait before seeking out an assessment or therapy?

How can I know if my child is falling behind?

How do I book a session or contact you?

Where are sessions held?

Can you collaborate with other professionals on my child's team?

How do I pay for services? Is this covered by MSP?

Do you have a cancellation policy?

My child is sick, can we still have our session?

Do I need a referral from a doctor?

What does neurodiversity affirming speech therapy mean?

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