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(908) 616-4483

DP Speech and Language Services
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Speech Therapy Services - Frequently Asked Questions

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Do you offer in-person or teletherapy services?

We offer both in-person and teletherapy services (online) sessions, tailored to client preference and availability. In-person sessions for executive functioning therapy are accessible at clients' homes in both Manhattan and Brooklyn. Meanwhile, our teletherapy services are available for students seeking social communication therapy in both New York and New Jersey. All services are delivered with the same high level of engagement and personalized care.

Do you accept insurance?

We are an out-of-network benefit provider, which means we currently accept private pay for our therapy services. However, we are happy to provide superbills for reimbursement purposes, including for our teletherapy services.

How long are sessions and how often do they occur?

Sessions typically last between 30 to 60 minutes and are scheduled 1-2 times per week, based on the client's needs. During your initial consultation, we'll create a therapy plan that accommodates your schedule and goals, which can also include our teletherapy services for added convenience.

What therapy approaches or programs do you use?

We integrate a number of evidence-based and client-centered programs, including:  


Social Thinking®: Supports social awareness, perspective-taking, and relationship-building, making it a key component of our social communication therapy.  

Zones of Regulation®: Helps individuals understand and regulate emotions and behaviors effectively.  

Story Grammar Marker®: Teaches narrative development and aids in the organization of thoughts and ideas.  

PROMPT®: A motor-based approach designed to improve speech sound production.  

Executive functioning strategies for planning, time management, and working memory are also incorporated into our executive functioning therapy.  


Therapy is always individualized—these tools are utilized based on your or your child's specific needs and goals, whether in-person or through our teletherapy services.

What is social communication therapy?

Social communication therapy focuses on developing skills such as understanding nonverbal cues, taking turns in conversation, staying on topic, and interpreting others' thoughts and feelings. Through approaches like Social Thinking® and Zones of Regulation®, we use our services to enhance students' understanding of their social world and how their words and actions impact those around them.

What is executive functioning therapy?

Executive functioning refers to the mental skills that help us manage time, stay organized, plan ahead, and regulate our behavior. To enhance these abilities, we offer executive functioning therapy, for both teens and adults. These interventions aim to improve essential skills that support success in school, work, and daily life.

How do I get started?

Contact us at DPSpeechandLanguage@gmail.com or (908) 616-4483 to schedule an initial consultation for our therapy services. We'll discuss your concerns and goals to determine the best next steps. From there, we’ll create a personalized therapy plan tailored to your needs.


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