How do I start speech therapy at Coastal Play & Progress?

To begin services, an initial speech and language evaluation is required. This evaluation helps determine your child’s strengths, needs, and the best plan moving forward. To schedule an evaluation, please contact Coastal Play & Progress directly. Intake paperwork and next steps will be provided prior to your appointment.

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What types of speech and language concerns do you treat?

Coastal Play & Progress supports children with a wide range of communication needs, including speech sound disorders, language delays, stuttering, autism-related communication differences, and developmental disabilities. Therapy is individualized and designed to support each child’s unique communication style and goals.

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Is Coastal Play & Progress an insurance-based practice?

Coastal Play & Progress operates as a private pay practice and does not currently bill insurance directly. Families may request a superbill to submit to their insurance provider for potential reimbursement, depending on their individual plan. Contact us for further payment information.

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What is your approach to speech therapy?

Therapy at Coastal Play & Progress is child-led, play-based, and neurodiversity-affirming. Sessions often incorporate movement, play, and natural interaction to support regulation, engagement, and meaningful communication. Building trust and connection is always the first priority.

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Are caregivers involved in therapy sessions?

Caregiver collaboration is an essential part of therapy. Families are encouraged to participate, ask questions, and share insights. Strategies and support are designed to carry over into everyday routines beyond the therapy space.

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Do you work with schools or other therapy providers?

With caregiver permission, collaboration with school teams and other professionals such as occupational and physical therapists is welcomed. Coordinated care helps support consistency and carryover across environments.

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What ages do you serve?

Coastal Play & Progress provides pediatric speech therapy for children from early childhood through adolescence. Therapy is always tailored to developmental level, communication needs, and individual interests.

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What should we expect at the first appointment?

During the initial visit, time is spent getting to know your child, understanding their communication strengths and challenges, and determining next steps. Families are encouraged to bring any relevant reports and comfort items for their child.