Overview of Services

 

If you think you need help, chances are you’re right. Don’t wait to get the help you need. 

  • Sessions may be provided at my office or online (teletherapy).

  • I treat children, teens, and adults. 

Speech Evaluations and Therapy

  • Speech sound disorders (articulation and phonological)

  • Stuttering and cluttering (speech disfluency)

  • Developmental speech delay 

Language Evaluations and Therapy

  • Expressive and receptive language disorders 

  • Developmental language delay

  • Social communication (pragmatic language)

  • Autism

  • Auditory processing

  • Language processing

  • Language-based learning disabilities

Literacy Evaluations and Therapy

  • Dyslexia 

  • Decoding and encoding

  • Phonological and phonemic awareness 

  • Phonics

  • Vocabulary

  • Reading disorders

  • Written language 

  • Spelling

  • Reading comprehension

  • Reading fluency

Executive Functioning and Attention Strategies

  • Time management and planning

  • Organizational skills 

  • Frustration tolerance

  • Self-monitoring for accuracy 

  • Managing a variety of learning challenges associated with ADHD or executive functioning disorder

Everyone deserves to be successful and confident! 

Payment and Insurance

I am considered a private pay, out-of-network provider. I accept payments at the time of service by cash, check, health savings account card, debit card, or credit card. You will receive monthly super-bill statements that you can submit to your insurance company for possible out-of-network reimbursement. I do not bill insurance providers or complete insurance paperwork on behalf of my clients.

FEE SCHEDULE —Effective January 1, 2023

  • All therapy and consultation time will be charged at a rate of $29 per 15 minutes. For example:

    • $58 per 30 minutes

    • $87 per 45 minutes

    • $116 per 60 minutes

  • Evaluation costs range from $150 to $950 depending on the type and length of assessment. The full cost will be provided to you before scheduling an evaluation. Payment is due on the date of the first evaluation appointment.

Good Faith Estimate

Clients have the right to receive a “Good Faith Estimate” explaining how much their medical care will cost.

Under Federal law, health care providers need to give patients who don’t have insurance or who are not using insurance an estimate of the bill for medical items and services.

For questions or more information about your right to a Good Faith Estimate, visit www.cms.gov/nosurprises.

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Testimonials

"We have been so blessed to find someone both sweet, funny, and superbly skilled in exactly the ways that help our son. You have given him an enormous head start from where he was only months ago. We are extremely grateful!" — D.S., parent

"Thank you so much for your help! We are just thrilled that her confidence is sky high and we have seen a lot of improvement in comprehension and phonics. Her teacher said she isn't afraid to ask questions in class anymore and I appreciate that you taught me how to help her at home. I'm not worried anymore-- I know she will be just fine!" — S.T., parent

“Erica’s patience and ability to understand my learning disability was so encouraging and helpful. She obviously loves what she does and is amazing at helping people. She customized her testing for me as an adult learner. She is skillful and takes her time with you, listens and tries her best to help you in your personal situation with your learning disability. She is so detailed and willing to help you understand exactly what the evaluation means, and then offers further training to help you better understand how to work with your learning disability to help you improve your life. “ — Pamela L., adult with dyslexia

“Erica has been a valuable partner and stakeholder in my child’s development. With her help, my son has not only excelled in school, but also, as a byproduct of his performance, my son has seen a boost in self-esteem. Working with Erica never felt like work. We appreciate her thoughtful approach and willingness to jump in the trenches alongside of us.” — Amanda M., parent

“Our child was discovered to have language processing issues at the age of four. She worked with Erica for three years and we saw a marked improvement. Our child loved working with Erica and looked forward to seeing her every single week.” — T.G., parent