Types of Services
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Speech Sound Therapy
Supports children who may have trouble saying certain sounds clearly (like /r/, /s/, or /l/) or making the motor movements for speech. Therapy focuses on helping your child be understood and feel confident when speaking via the most appropriate approach for their specific needs.
This includes: Articulation Disorders, Phonological Disorders, Motor Speech Disorders, Childhood Apraxia of Speech
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Language Therapy
Helps children grow their understanding and use of words, sentences, and conversations. This includes following directions, answering questions, and sharing ideas clearly.
This includes: Expressive-Receptive Language Disorders, Social Language Disorders
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Fluency Support
Fluency treatment helps children speak more comfortably and freely across home, school, and social situations. Children will learn helpful strategies and tools to support communication, along with ways to advocate for themselves.
This includes: Stuttering, Cluttering
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AAC
AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) supports children who need additional ways to communicate. This may include picture systems, communication boards, or speech-generating devices. Therapy focuses on helping your child express wants, needs, and ideas while supporting spoken language development whenever possible.
Therapy Schedule Options
Intensive-Speech Therapy
Research generally supports that high‑intensity speech therapy (more frequent sessions or greater practice opportunities) can help children make quicker, larger gains in targeted speech skills and functional communication — especially compared with traditional once‑a‑week therapy. This is particularly true for children with more severe or motor‑based speech needs.
Based on your child’s needs, the therapist will recommend an individualized therapy schedule that aligns with best practice and your families needs.
Speech Therapy Camps
Speech camps let children practice communication with peers in games, activities, and group settings, building confidence in social situations. Activities are designed around each child’s goals, combining therapy with play and collaborative learning to keep children motivated and successful.
*Speech therapy camps will be offered sporadically throughout the year. Keep an eye on our website, social media, or contact us to learn when the next camp session is available.
Consultative Speech Therapy
Consultative services include guidance and strategies for parents and caregivers to support a child’s communication skills throughout the day—at home, school, and in everyday life. Consultative sessions typically occur less frequently than direct therapy, focusing on guidance and strategies you can use throughout the week.
FAQs
Do you take insurance?
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Clear Connections Speech Therapy is a private-pay practice and does not bill insurance directly. A detailed superbill can be provided for families who wish to seek out-of-network reimbursement through their insurance provider.
What is a superbill?
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A superbill is a detailed receipt for speech therapy services that includes the information your insurance company may require for out-of-network reimbursement. Families can submit the superbill directly to their insurance provider to see if a portion of the therapy cost will be reimbursed. Reimbursement amounts and eligibility vary by plan, so it’s best to check with your insurance company for specific coverage details.
How can I get started?
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Getting Started at Clear Connections
Contact Us: Reach out by phone, email, or by completing the contact form on our website.
Schedule an Evaluation: We’ll connect with you to set up a day and time for your child’s speech and language evaluation.
Complete Intake Forms: Before the evaluation, you’ll receive intake forms to complete. These help us better understand your child and plan a meaningful evaluation.
Attend the Evaluation: During the evaluation, we’ll assess your child’s communication skills and discuss recommendations and next steps.