We accept insurance for covered diagnoses, all of our services are usually covered except accent reduction and singing lessons. Medicaid unfortunately does not cover private treatment for adults. Self-pay may be a preferred option for you, in certain circumstances.
We are currently in-network with Medicare B and Anthem/BCBC, and are aggressively adding new insurance coverage and updating this page frequently. Please check directly with your insurance regarding your coverage for out-of-network speech-language pathology.
We do! Please note that both the patient and clinician must both be the state(s) in which the clinician is licensed. That currently is the state of Connecticut. Reach out if you have a request for Telehealth in another state.
We are downtown New Haven, CT, with free parking and easy access from the highway. For the safety of some of our more vulnerable clients, we will communicate the office address once you have confirmed an in-person appointment.
- Request an appointment here.
- Choose one the available days and times and whether you prefer in-person or via Telehealth.
- You will be prompted for your insurance/payment preferences.
- Once your appointment is approved, you will receive an email to log in to our HIPAA-compliant portal to complete paperwork online. Through the portal, you can communicate directly with your therapist.
- Please check back regularly for important communications, or ensure you allow us to text, call, and/or email you for important messages. Only highly-important information will be communicated this way.
Our treatments are individualized. We work together to meet your needs while still respecting your schedule.
Insurance coverage requires treatments be medically necessary. For some people with mild deficits, that can be 4-6 weekly sessions. For others with more severe impairments such as aphasia, their treatment may need to be multiple times a week for 3-6 months at a time, returning for follow-ups semi-annually or quarterly.
Initial evaluations are anywhere from 45-90 minutes, depending on the diagnosis. Individual sessions are 45 minutes.
We treat adults 18+ with acquired brain injuries, voice issues, accent reduction, and being neurodivergent in a neurotypical world. Rare exceptions are made for clients as young as 16.
“Children with autism” grow into Autistic adults. As a a neurodivergent person, I have lived experience that gives me compassion (and passion) for my neurodivergent patients. Neuro-affirming therapy embraces and utilizes the client’s superpowers to navigate the neurotypical world. We work together to understand/rationalize societal norms to brainstorm realistic options for the person to communicate with neurotypicals without stigma, while remaining their authentic self.