Frequently Asked Questions

  • Pricing is determined by the type of therapy your child requires.

    For standard articulation:
    Evaluation: $250
    60-minute therapy session: $130

    For feeding, myofunctional, and oral habit elimination:
    Evaluation: $300
    60-minute therapy session: $150

    If your child has, or is suspected of having, Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS), please contact us for special pricing options.

  • At this time we do not accept insurance. We do, however, provide a Super Bill at the end of each month that you may submit to your insurance company for potential reimbursement.

    Turning Tides Speech Therapy cannot guarantee that insurance will reimburse for any services.

  • Yes! We accept the Step Up For Students: Unique Abilities scholarship. For Step Up recipients, all sessions will be billed to the scholarship directly and there is no co-pay required.

  • We offer both in-home and in-clinic speech therapy sessions. Mary Kathryn works with in-home clients in Pensacola, Cantonment, and Pace. Availability for in-home sessions is limited. If you are interested in receiving in-home therapy, let us know and we will be happy to add you to the waiting list. You can attend in-clinic sessions until an in-home session opens up.

  • Therapy sessions are typically 60 minutes long. This time is divided into 45 minutes of direct treatment and 15 minutes of parent consultation time.

    During direct treatment, we will intensely practice the skills that your child struggles with. We do this in a way that is fun and engaging so your child enjoys coming to speech and feels successful during treatment.

    Parent consultation time is all about you! We will work with you to help support your child’s progress throughout the week. We will answer any and all questions you may have and will provide suggestions for how you can facilitate faster progress for your child.

  • Yes! Initial screenings are FREE. These take place via telehealth and typically take 10 minutes or less.

    This is NOT an evaluation. It is simply a quick assessment to determine whether your child would benefit from a full evaluation.