We offer a range of individualized, evidence-based therapy services to treat the following:

• Speech sound disorders

• Language delays

• AAC support

• Feeding Intervention

• Early intervention

• Social communication

• Parent coaching

• School collaboration

Prairie Blossom Therapy offers compassionate, play-based speech and language therapy that supports the whole child — not just communication goals alone.

Therapy is individualized, relationship-centered, and designed to help children build confidence, connection, and meaningful communication in everyday life.

Prairie Blossom Therapy is a private-pay practice.

Current rates are:

• 30-minute therapy session: $65

• 45-minute therapy session: $80

• Focused speech sound evaluation: Starting at $130

• Comprehensive speech and language evaluation: Starting at $180

• Feeding evaluation: Starting at $200

Prairie Blossom Therapy is currently a private-pay practice and does not directly bill insurance.

Choosing a private-pay model allows for more individualized care, flexibility, and therapy that is tailored to each child rather than insurance limitations.

Health Savings Account (HSA) and Flexible Spending Account (FSA) payment cards are accepted for eligible speech-language therapy services. Because individual plans and eligibility requirements can vary, families are encouraged to verify coverage and reimbursement guidelines directly with their HSA and FSA administrator.

Superbills may be available upon request for families who wish to pursue possible out-of-network reimbursement through their insurance provider.

Prairie Blossom Therapy currently offers services in the Tulsa area within the child’s natural environments (i.e. school, home, library, parks).

Specific service locations and scheduling options can be discussed during consultation.

Yes! Prairie Blossom Therapy offers virtual speech, language, and feeding therapy services for children located in states where I currently hold licensure.

At this time, virtual services may be available for families located in:
• Oklahoma
• Arkansas
• South Carolina
• Wisconsin
• Colorado
• Michigan

Virtual therapy sessions are interactive, engaging, and individualized to your child’s needs. Teletherapy can be a great option for children who benefit from the comfort of home, have limited access to local services, or need flexible scheduling options.

If you are interested in virtual therapy, we can discuss whether teletherapy may be a good fit for your child during the consultation process.

Most therapy sessions are approximately 30–45 minutes depending on your child’s needs, goals, attention, and schedule. Recommendations will be discussed during the consultation and evaluation process.

Sessions are play-based, engaging, and personalized to your child’s communication goals and interests.

Therapy may include:
• games and play activities
• feeding activities
• AAC modeling and communication strategies
• movement and sensory-based activities
• parent collaboration and coaching
• social communication practice
• functional communication in everyday routines

My goal is to create a supportive environment where children feel safe, encouraged, and motivated to communicate and eat.

AAC stands for Augmentative and Alternative Communication. It’s a way for children who have difficulty speaking—or who aren’t yet using spoken language—to communicate their thoughts, needs, and ideas in other ways.

AAC can include things like:

• Picture systems or communication boards

• Speech-generating devices (like an iPad with a communication app)

• Gestures, signs, or eye gaze systems

• Simple visuals like choice boards or core word pages

AAC does not replace speech—it supports communication. For many children, AAC helps build language skills, reduce frustration, and increase spoken communication over time.

You can reach us anytime via our contact page, email or by phone . We aim to respond quickly—usually within 1-2 business days.

Getting started is simple:

1. Submit the consultation form through the website and I’ll reach out to discuss your concerns and answer questions

2. We’ll determine whether Prairie Blossom Therapy is a good fit for your family and evaluation and therapy recommendations will be discussed together