1 / dO YOU ACCEPT MY INSURANCE?

Medicaid, Amerigroup, CareSource, Peach State, United Health Care, Anthem/Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, and Aetna. 

Coverage is dependent on specific plan benefits.

2 / Do you have self-pay options?

Yes. Please speak with us about sliding scale fees for self-pay.

3 / what is neurodiversity affirming therapy?

A neuro-affirming therapist believes that all brains and people are unique and this diversity is what makes our community whole. Neurodiversity-affirming therapy is specifically designed to empower and affirm individuals with neurological differences, such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other conditions. The therapy aims to move away from a deficit-based model that pathologizes neurodivergent traits and instead emphasizes the strengths and potential of the individual.

4 / why in-home services?

Some key advantages of home-based speech therapy:

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1. Convenience: One of the primary benefits of in-home speech therapy is the convenience it offers. Individuals receiving therapy can access services in the comfort of their own home, eliminating the need for travel to a clinic or therapy center. This is particularly beneficial for individuals with mobility challenges, transportation limitations, or those who live in remote areas.
    

2. Familiar Environment: Being in a familiar environment can create a more relaxed and comfortable atmosphere for therapy sessions. Being at home can help individuals feel at ease, reducing anxiety and promoting a positive therapeutic experience. The therapist can also observe and address communication challenges that may specifically arise within the home environment.
    

3. Individualized Attention: In-home speech therapy allows for more individualized attention as the therapist can focus solely on the client without distractions or interruptions that might occur in a clinical setting. The therapist can tailor the therapy activities and interventions to the specific needs, preferences, and goals of the individual, ensuring a personalized approach to treatment.
    

4. Family Involvement: In-home speech therapy provides an opportunity for greater family involvement in the therapy process. Family members can actively participate, learn strategies, and reinforce therapy goals in day-to-day interactions. This involvement can enhance the generalization of skills learned during therapy sessions, leading to more effective and sustained progress. 
    

5. Functional and Practical Focus: In-home therapy allows the therapist to work directly within the individual's natural environment, which often leads to more functional and practical therapy activities. The therapist can address communication challenges in real-life situations, such as mealtime, social interactions, or daily routines, helping individuals transfer their skills more effectively into their daily lives. 
    

6. Increased Generalization of Skills: By addressing communication difficulties within the home setting, in-home speech therapy promotes the generalization of skills. Individuals have the opportunity to practice and apply their communication strategies in the context where they are most needed, facilitating the transfer of skills to other environments, such as school, work, or community settings. 
    

7. Collaboration with Caregivers: In-home speech therapy facilitates close collaboration between the therapist and the individual's caregivers. The therapist can provide guidance, training, and support to caregivers, empowering them to play an active role in supporting and reinforcing the individual's progress outside of therapy sessions. This collaboration enhances the continuity of care and maximizes the impact of therapy.