Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our practice, services, and getting started. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, please connect with us. Our goal is to support your family in finding what’s right—whether that’s with The Speecherie or beyond.
HELPFUL INFOMATION
How do I know if my child may need support?
If you’re curious about your child’s communication, language, or overall development, that’s enough of a reason to reach out. You don’t have to “wait and see”, in fact, we encourage you to be proactive.
Can I reach out even if I’m not sure which service is needed?
Yes, of course! Families often don’t know what they don’t know. You’re the expert in your child; we’re the experts in speech and language development.
What concerns are worth asking about?
Anything and everything. Questions about speech, language, communication, interactions, behaviors, understanding, or expressive skills can all be worth discussing. Asking questions doesn’t mean you’re committing to a specific service.
How involved are parents or caregivers in the process?
Families are an important part of the process. Support is designed to feel collaborative, with space for questions, shared understanding, and practical guidance along the way. We encourage families to be directly involved during sessions.
I’ve heard I should just “wait and see” until my child is 2 to seek out help. How early is too early?
We reject the “wait and see” approach and encourage families to connect with supports proactively.
What should I expect from a first conversation?
The first step is typically a chance to share your questions, concerns, and goals. From there, the most appropriate next step can be discussed with more clarity.
