Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the difference between clinical services and communication training? ​
Clinical services are healthcare-focused interventions designed to address specific disorders, impairments, or disabilities related to speech, language, or voice. Clinical services are typically based on a medical diagnosis, and treatment often involves a structured, evidence-based approach to address these conditions.
Communication training is focused on enhancing communication skills, typically for professional or personal development, rather than treating a medical condition. Communication training is often more educational or coaching-based and targets individuals who want to improve their communication abilities for non-clinical reasons.
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Where do you provide services?
All services are web-based, with the option to offer some on-site or in-home services when warranted.
Due to licensing restrictions, I provide clinical services to clients in the state of Wisconsin.
Communication and accent training is available online to clients worldwide.
Do you accept insurance? How are payments handled?
All services are private pay. For clinical services (therapy), I can provide superbills that you can submit to your insurance company for reimbursement in some cases.