Do you take insurance?

At this time, LaBrieSLP is an out-of-network provider. We accept payments made by credit, debit, cash and checks. Upon request, a superbill can be provided that can be submitted to your insurance company for potential reimbursement.

What are the benefits of telepractice?

Teletherapy allows individuals across Maine to access speech therapy services. Telepractice can be completed from the comfort of your own home, which cuts down on travel time and expenses. If you are unsure if telepractice might be a good fit, FREE consultations are available to trial this method of speech therapy administration!

How long are the sessions?

Sessions are typically between 15-60 minutes long. The therapy time can vary depending on the client's individual needs.

What are your current rates?

fifteen minute consultation - FREE

fifteen minute session - 25$

Half-hour session - 50$

Forty-five minute session - 75$

Hour long session - 100$

Parent Training - 60$

How do I know if my child needs therapy?

If you have concerns, schedule a free consultation to discuss if an evaluation may be needed! The results of an evaluation can help determine if a disorder is present, as well as provide information on how often they should be seen for therapy.

Do you require an evaluation prior to starting therapy?

If you have not had a speech evaluation completed in the past, an evaluation may be needed to start therapy. However, a full evaluation may not be needed if one has been completed in the past year or if there is a current IEP in place. If this is the case, a copy of the evaluation report along with targeted goals would be requested prior to starting therapy.

Can we receive private pay therapy in addition to the services received at school?

Of course! Services can be provided to supplement school services. This can be especially helpful when school is not in session, for example summer break and school vacations. Private pay can also allow therapy for students whose score may not have qualified them for school based services, but a concern is still present.