Now accepting new patients in clinic and online. Evaluations within 2 weeks.

Now accepting new patients. Evaluations within 2 weeks.

Now accepting new patients in clinic and online. Evaluations within 2 weeks.

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Speech therapy for children and adults, in Portland and online.

Licensed speech-language pathologists who help toddlers find their first words, school-age kids get clear sounds, and adults recover their voice and language after illness or injury.

Every therapist is CCC-SLP certified and state licensed

In-network with most major PPO plans

Evaluations within 2 weeks

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Is my child on track?

What many children say at each age. Every child grows at their own pace: use this as a guide for a conversation, not a checklist.

12 months

12 months

“mama”, “uh-oh”

Uses a few words with meaning, waves and points.

Uses a few words with meaning, waves and points.

18 months

18 months

“ball”, “more”

Says several words and follows simple directions.

Says several words and follows simple directions.

2 years

2 years

“more juice”

Puts two words together.

Puts two words together.

3 years

3 years

“go to the park”

Uses short sentences that familiar adults mostly understand.

Uses short sentences that familiar adults mostly understand.

4 years

4 years

“and then the dog ran away”

Tells short stories; most people understand them.

Tells short stories; most people understand them.

When to reach out. If your child is missing several of these, has stopped learning new words, or has lost words they used to say, talk with your pediatrician and book a free screening call. If something feels off to you, that is reason enough to ask.

When to reach out. If your child is missing several of these, has stopped learning new words, or has lost words they used to say, talk with your pediatrician and book a free screening call. If something feels off to you, that is reason enough to ask.

How it works

01

A free 15-minute call

Tell us what you are noticing. We will tell you honestly whether an evaluation makes sense.

02

A full evaluation

Play-based for little ones, structured for adults. About 60 to 90 minutes, with a written report.

03

Your therapy plan

Clear goals, how often we meet, and what to practice at home between sessions.

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Progress you can see

We review goals together every 8 to 12 weeks and adjust, or wrap up when you are ready.

In our clinic or at home, online

In-clinic

In-clinic

A calm room with toys, books and a big mirror, at 120 Maple Street, Portland.

  • Best for toddlers and hands-on feeding work

  • Free parking and step-free access

  • Parents can join every session

Online (teletherapy)

Online (teletherapy)

The same therapist and the same plan, by secure video from your kitchen table.

  • Available anywhere in Oregon, where we are licensed

  • Great for school-age kids, teens and adults

  • Captions available on every video session

  • Coverage varies by plan: we check yours before you start

The people you will work with

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Maya Chen

M.S., CCC-SLP · Clinical director, 12 years in practice

Late talkers, speech sounds and parent coaching.

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Daniel Ortiz

M.A., CCC-SLP · Fluency specialist

Stuttering for kids, teens and adults, in clinic and online.

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Priya Raman

M.S., CCC-SLP · Adult neuro rehabilitation

Aphasia, voice and swallowing after stroke or brain injury.

Check us out for yourself

Credentials and reviews are public. Here is where to find them, so you do not have to take our word for it.

CCC-SLP

National certification

Every therapist holds the Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA).

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State license

Licensed by the Oregon Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology. Maya Chen: license #000000. Daniel Ortiz: license #000000. Priya Raman: license #000000.

Look up a license on the state board site

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Reviews from families

Read what families say, unedited, on our Google Business Profile, where anyone can leave a review.

Read our reviews on Google

Fees and insurance

Clear prices before your first visit. We check your benefits for free.

In-network plans

Most major PPO plans

Most major PPO plans

Free screening call

15 minutes, no cost

15 minutes, no cost

Evaluation, private pay

$250

$250

Therapy session, private pay

$150 for 45 minutes

$150 for 45 minutes

Out-of-network

We provide superbills to submit to your plan

We provide superbills to submit to your plan

Paying privately or uninsured? You have a right to a Good Faith Estimate of your costs before services begin, under the No Surprises Act.

Questions parents and patients ask

Not to book a call or an evaluation. Some insurance plans ask for one before they cover therapy: we will tell you if yours does.

Not sure if you need us? Ask.

A free 15-minute call with a licensed therapist. No pressure, just a straight answer about what you are noticing. Prefer to write? Text or email works too.

Clinic

120 Maple Street, Portland, OR 97214. Step-free entrance.

Hours

Monday to Thursday, 8 am to 6 pm. Friday, 8 am to 2 pm.

Online

Anywhere in Oregon.

Not sure if you need us? Ask.

A free 15-minute call with a licensed therapist. No pressure, just a straight answer about what you are noticing. Prefer to write? Text or email works too.

Clinic

120 Maple Street, Portland, OR 97214. Step-free entrance.

Hours

Monday to Thursday, 8 am to 6 pm. Friday, 8 am to 2 pm.

Online

Anywhere in Oregon.