Learn about our services

  • Comprehensive 90-minute assessment to identify your child’s communication strengths, challenges, and goals.

  • Play-based and motivating speech therapy sessions offered in 30-, 45-, or 60- minute formats to support meaningful progress.

  • Specialized 2-3 hour assessment for children who are nonverbal or minimally speaking and may benefit from AAC—tools like speech-generating devices or picture-based systems.

  • Ongoing therapy and caregiver training to help children and families use AAC—tools like speech-generating devices or picture-based systems—effectively in daily life.

  • Each session ends with one-on-one caregiver coaching, and free monthly classes are available to equip families with simple, practical strategies for supporting communication at home.

  • Free weekly virtual groups for caregivers navigating the emotional journey of raising a child with developmental or communication differences.

Paying for Services

At Little Luminaries, we’ve chosen not to bill insurance so we can provide the kind of care your child truly deserves—flexible, personalized, and free from outside limitations.

Insurance often restricts the length and type of sessions, delays care with red tape, and requires labeling children in ways that don’t always reflect their true strengths. By remaining private pay, we’re able to focus on what really matters: building connection, supporting meaningful progress, and partnering with you every step of the way.

We gladly provide superbills for potential out-of-network reimbursement and accept the Katie Beckett Waiver.

Private pay rates for speech and language therapy range from $70 to $120, depending on session length and format.

Contact us for a full rate sheet or to schedule a free consultation—customized to your family’s needs.

 FAQs

  • I work with children ages 2 through 18, as well as adults with developmental disabilities, providing individualized support across the lifespan.

  • Yes! I offer free 15-minute phone or virtual consultations to help you determine if therapy is the right next step for your child.

  • I do not bill insurance directly. However, I provide superbills for families with out-of-network benefits and accept the Katie Beckett Waiver. Private pay allows me to offer longer, more personalized care without insurance limitations.

  • No referral is required to begin services. You can contact me directly to schedule a free consultation or evaluation.

  • Speech and language therapy sessions range from $70–$120, depending on session length and format. AAC evaluations are $575 and include 2-3 hours of assessment, device trials (if appropriate), caregiver consultation, and a detailed funding report document to support next steps and potential device acquisition.

  • AAC stands for Augmentative and Alternative Communication—tools and strategies used to support children who are nonverbal or have limited verbal speech. This includes picture boards, speech-generating devices, and more.

  • Evaluations combine standardized tools with play-based and caregiver-informed assessments to provide a well-rounded understanding of your child’s communication. Each evaluation is 90 minutes long and includes time to take a thorough history, discuss your concerns, and understand your child as a whole—because your insight is just as important as the assessment itself. You’ll receive a detailed written report highlighting strengths, personalized goals, and clear next steps.

  • Therapy sessions are available in 30-, 45-, or 60-minute formats, depending on your child’s needs, age, and attention span.

  • Yes! Virtual sessions are available for all services.

  • Absolutely. Parent involvement is welcome and encouraged—therapy works best when strategies are carried over into your everyday life.

  • Yes! I offer free monthly classes for parents and caregivers, and weekly virtual support groups for those navigating the emotional load of parenting a child with communication or developmental needs.

  • Yes—if you give written consent, I’m happy to collaborate with teachers, therapists, or IEP teams to help ensure consistency across settings.

  • That depends on your child’s age, goals, and progress. We’ll regularly review goals and adjust the plan as needed—there’s no one-size-fits-all timeline.