Speech Therapy for Kids & Families
Give your child the gift of clear, confident communication.
Expert speech therapy for children of all ages, delivered virtually, built around how kids actually learn, and designed to keep families fully involved every step of the way.
Most families pay $0–$30 per visit

Pediatric SLP specialists
Trained in child development and milestones.
Insurance accepted
BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, Medicaid, and more.
Ages 1 through 18
First words to teen communication goals.
What we help children with
From a toddler’s first words to a teen’s academic language skills, our pediatric SLPs are trained to support children at every stage and across a wide range of communication needs.
Speech Sound Disorders
Help your child produce sounds clearly and be understood by family, teachers, and friends.
Language Delays
Support for children who are taking longer to develop vocabulary, sentence structure, or comprehension.
Stuttering in Children
Gentle, evidence-based fluency therapy that builds confidence alongside clearer speech.
Autism & Communication
Individualized support for children on the autism spectrum, including AAC and functional communication skills.
Social Communication
Skills for conversation, reading social cues, and connecting with peers at school and at home.
Early Language Development
First words, two-word phrases, and the building blocks of communication for toddlers and infants.
Literacy & Language
Phonological awareness, reading comprehension, and written language support for school-age learners.
Voice & Resonance
Care for children with vocal nodules, hoarseness, resonance differences, or after palate repair.
Support at every age and stage
Communication milestones look different at every stage of childhood. Our therapists adapt their approach to meet your child where they are.
Toddlers
First words, early pointing, gesture, and play-based communication milestones.
Preschool
Articulation, expanding vocabulary, storytelling, and school readiness skills.
School-Age
Fluency, reading-related language, social communication, and classroom confidence.
Teens
Conversation skills, self-advocacy, academic language, and transition planning.
Designed to work for the whole family
Virtual speech therapy is not just convenient. It puts families at the center of the process.
You’re always in the loop
Your therapist shares what happened in each session and gives you specific strategies to practice together at home.
Sessions that fit family life
No drive to a clinic, no scheduling around nap time and school drop-off. Therapy happens wherever your family is most comfortable.
Therapists who love working with kids
Our pediatric SLPs are skilled at making sessions feel like play, so children stay engaged and families feel supported.
Insurance accepted. Let us handle the paperwork.
We work with major insurance plans and verify your child’s benefits before the first session. Private pay options are also available.
Questions from parents
At what age can my child start speech therapy?
Children can benefit from speech therapy as early as their first birthday. Early support for late talkers, feeding, and social communication is often the most effective, but therapy helps at every age through the teen years.
Will my child’s insurance cover virtual speech therapy?
Most major commercial plans and all Medicaid programs in the states we serve cover medically necessary speech therapy, including telehealth. We verify your child’s exact benefits for free before the first session.
How involved will I be as a parent or caregiver?
Very. Parent coaching is one of the most powerful parts of pediatric therapy. Your therapist explains each session and gives you simple strategies to practice together at home.
How do I know if my child actually needs speech therapy?
If your child is hard to understand, frustrated when communicating, behind on milestones, or you simply have a gut feeling, a free consultation or our online screener can help you decide. No referral is required.
How long will my child need therapy?
It depends on the goals. Some children make quick gains in a few months; others benefit from longer support. Your therapist sets clear goals and reviews progress with you regularly.
Let’s find the right therapist for your child.
It takes just a few minutes to get matched. No referral required. We’ll guide you through every step.