Frequently Asked Questions

Speech therapy sessions are tailored to each client’s goals and needs.

For trans voice clients: Sessions are 50 minutes long. We usually start with a warm-up, then I teach you a new skill and guide you through exercises you can practice on your own between sessions. I also offer shorter maintenance sessions for clients who want to keep their skills sharp after meeting their main goals.

For children: I offer both 15- and 25-minute sessions.

15-minute sessions are great for kids working on articulation (speech sounds). These can be once a week with home practice, or more frequent (2–3 times a week) for faster progress.

25-minute sessions are ideal for language, stuttering, or other therapy needs that benefit from a little more time and interaction.

My goal in every session is to keep therapy engaging, effective, and easy to carry over into everyday life.

Unfortunately, I don’t bill insurance directly at this time. However, I can provide a superbill upon request, which you may be able to submit to your insurance for reimbursement.

A superbill is a detailed receipt of services that includes everything your insurance company needs to consider reimbursement (such as treatment and diagnosis codes).

Here’s how it works:

You pay for services upfront.

I provide you with a superbill.

You submit the superbill to your insurance company.

If eligible, your insurance will reimburse you directly.

Since coverage varies, it’s always best to call your insurance company first to confirm whether they accept superbills and if a referral is required.

If you plan to submit a superbill: Check with your insurance company to see if they require a referral.

If you’re paying privately: No referral is needed.

I accept all major credit cards securely through Stripe. Your information is protected, and Personal Summit Speech Corp does not store your card details. Payments are also accepted through Zelle.

Yes! Speech therapy is an approved expense, so you can use your HSA or FSA card for payment.