Specialized Speech-Language & Cognitive Services for Adults
SPEECH THERAPY IN COLORADO
I provide comprehensive evaluation, therapy, and consultation for adults experiencing changes in communication, executive function, and cognitive health. Services are tailored to help you navigate daily life, succeed at work or school, and maintain strong personal connections.
Challenges I help with
Executive functioning and task management
Difficulty planning, organizing, prioritizing, or completing complex tasks
Trouble starting tasks, managing time, or estimating how long things take
Feeling easily overwhelmed by multi-step instructions or busy environments
Reduced working memory (e.g., losing track of what you were doing mid-task)
Brain fog and mental fatigue
Persistent “cloudy” thinking or slow processing speed
Difficulty finding words, maintaining focus, or tracking conversations
Exaggerated mental exhaustion after routine cognitive work or socializing
Cognitive-communication and social interaction
Navigating communication breakdowns, social exhaustion, or masking burnout
Challenges expressing complex thoughts clearly under stress
Communication challenges related to adult ADHD or Autism
Speech, language, and memory changes
Word-finding pauses (“tip of the tongue” feeling) or reduced speech fluency
Short-term memory difficulties impacting daily routines
Slurred speech or changes in vocal strength due to neurological conditions
Diagnoses and conditions treated
Acquired and post-acute cognitive conditions
Concussion and mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) including persistent post-concussion syndrome
Post-viral cognitive changes e.g., Long COVID brain fog
Hormone-related and metabolic cognitive changes e.g., perimenopause/menopause, thyroid dysfunction
Stroke and acquired brain injury
Neurodivergence and developmental profiles in adults
Adult ADHD. Executive function coaching, environmental modifications, and strategy building
Adult Autism. Neurodiversity-affirming communication, self-advocacy, and energy preservation strategies.
Neurological and neurodegenerative conditions
Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and early-stage neurodegenerative conditions
Parkinson’s Disease and other motor speech disorders
Aphasia, dysarthria, and apraxia of speech
How I can help
As a speech-language pathologist specializing in adult neurologic communication, I look at the whole picture: how you focus, organize, remember, and express yourself, and how those pieces connect to the challenges you're facing daily.
My approach is neurodiversity-affirming and trauma-informed. My goal is to help you feel at home and confident in your brain rather than make your brain look more “typical”.
Together, we'll:
Get clear on what's actually happening, not just the symptoms, but the patterns underneath them
Build strategies suited to your brain, not a generic template
Work through the emotional and self-talk barriers that get in the way of progress
Practice tools in real time so they hold up outside our sessions
Aim for independence, with a plan for what happens after we stop meeting
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. Whether you have a formal diagnosis, suspect a specific diagnosis, or have noticed things are harder than they used to be or harder than you think they should be, you can start speech therapy. What matters is whether the patterns you're experiencing are affecting your daily life, not whether you have paperwork proving it. My approach focuses on you and what you are experiencing.
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We'll talk through what you're navigating, what you're hoping to get out of therapy, and whether working together makes sense. There is absolutely no obligation to continue afterward.
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All therapy sessions are conducted via telehealth. You'll need a private space, a stable internet connection, and a computer or device with a camera and microphone.
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The frequency of sessions is individualized and based on your goals. Most clients benefit from weekly sessions for the first 4-6 weeks, so we can build momentum for continued progress. After that, we will evaluate whether moving to an every other week schedule is a good fit for you. I’m here to provide you with the level of support that you need.
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I'm an out-of-network provider. I don't bill insurance directly, but at your request, I can provide a monthly superbill that you can submit to your insurance for possible reimbursement, depending on your plan's out-of-network benefits. You can learn more about submitting a claim with a superbill to your health insurance company through your insurance’s website (examples: United Healthcare and Aetna) or through tools that simplify the claim submission process (example: Reimbursify).
You will receive a Good Faith Estimate that will have all of the CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) and ICD (International Classification of Diseases) codes that you would need to ask your insurance company how much you can expect in reimbursement when you submit an out-of-network claim.
Unfortunately, I am not able to see therapy clients with Medicare insurance even as an out-of-network provider. -
Therapy will start with an evaluation, which is $200. Each therapy visit after the evaluation will be $150 per session. You will receive advanced notice if there are any pricing changes. You will receive a Good Faith Estimate before the start of therapy, which will outline all estimated services to be provided and the total cost over the length of time you are in therapy.
The Good Faith Estimate will have all of the CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) and ICD (International Classification of Diseases) codes that you would need to ask your insurance company how much you can expect in reimbursement when you submit an out-of-network claim.
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Colorado state licensure law requires me to limit speech therapy to Colorado residents. If you're outside Colorado, I'm not able to offer therapy services to you at this time.
Let’s see if we’re a good fit
Schedule a free initial consultation, and we'll talk through what you're navigating, what you're hoping for, and whether working together makes sense for you.