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Teletherapy is the delivery of occupational, speech and language and feeding therapy services via a live video conferencing platform.
Online speech-language therapy has been shown to be as effective as in-person therapy, but with more flexibility and convenience. By meeting online, parents can forgo the commute to therapy and enjoy more valuable time at home with their families. Teletherapy is an excellent option for clients who would like to receive quality therapy, but do not have access to in-person therapy due to time or location limitations.
Connect to our secure video platform using a laptop, mobile device, tablet, or desktop*.
*Must be equipped with a webcam microphone, and speakers.
Setting up your device for your session is easy! We will provide you with a TeleTherapy Guide prior to your first session to ensure you have all the information you need for a smooth teletherapy session.
Connect to our secure video platform using a laptop, mobile device, tablet, or desktop.*
*Must be equipped with a webcam microphone, and speakers.
Setting up your device for your session is easy! We will provide you with a TeleTherapy Guide prior to your first session to ensure you have all the information you need for a smooth teletherapy session.
During a teletherapy session, your child will participate in their therapy session in a very similar way to how they would participate in the clinic. However, instead of the therapist in the same room as the child, the parents will likely be directed by the therapist as to how best to support their child during each session.
Below are some helpful habits you can practice to ensure your child’s teletherapy session is seamless:
Try doing a ‘practice’ before you child’s first session to familiarize yourself with the video conferencing layout
Make sure your device is charged and plugged into a power source during your session
Make sure your device’s microphone and webcam are turned on
Headphones are not mandatory, but can be helpful at blocking out noises
Make sure your child has eaten and used the bathroom before they start their session
Even though you are at home, wait until after the session to give your child snacks and drinks
Have your device set up in a quiet part of your home
Ask other family members to use quiet voices
Decrease volume on nearby electronics while the session is in progress
Try doing a ‘practice’ before you child’s first session to familiarize yourself with the video conferencing layout
Make sure your device is charged and plugged into a power source during your session
Make sure your device’s microphone and webcam are turned on
Headphones are not mandatory, but can be helpful at blocking out noises
Make sure your child has eaten and used the bathroom before they start their session
Even though you are at home, wait until after the session to give your child snacks and drinks
Have your device set up in a quiet part of your home
Ask other family members to use quiet voices
Decrease volume on nearby electronics while the session is in progress
We ask that you ensure you are present and available during your child’s teletherapy session. You child’s therapist may rely on you for help during the session with the following:
Changing the position of the camera
Redirecting, guiding, or engaging your child throughout the session
Assisting with technical issues that may arise during the session
Failures in technology can make for a frustrating therapy experience. However, there are things you can do to decrease the likelihood of technology getting in the way of your session.
Reduce the number of people in your home on the internet
Close as many tabs, and programs on your device as possible.
Keep a backup device close in case you experience a technical failure
We ask that you ensure you are present and available during your child’s teletherapy session. You child’s therapist may rely on you for help during the session with the following:
Changing the position of the camera
Redirecting, guiding, or engaging your child throughout the session
Assisting with technical issues that may arise during the session
Failures in technology can make for a frustrating therapy experience. However, there are things you can do to decrease the likelihood of technology getting in the way of your session.
Reduce the number of people in your home on the internet
Close out as many tabs, and programs on your device as possible.
Keep a backup device close in case you experience a technical failure
For answers to frequently asked questions about our TeleTherapy Services click here