What We Do
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- Autism
- Apraxia of Speech
- Articulation
- Auditory Processing
- Early Intervention
- Cleft Lip/Palate
- Receptive and Expressive Language Disorders
- Feeding and Swallowing
- Fluency (Stuttering, Cluttering)
- Phonological Disorders
- Dyslexia
- Tongue Thrust
- Voice Disorders
- Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders
- PROMPT
- Lidcombe Program for Stuttering
- Handwriting/Academic Development
- Motor Therapy/Developmental Delay
- Self-Care
- Self-Regulation/Behavior
- Life Skills
- Play Skills
- Autism
- Visual Perceptual and Visual Motor Integration
- Sensory Based Feeding
- Sensory Integration
- Sequential Oral Sensory (SOS) Approach to Feeding
- Food Chaining
- Susan Barton Reading Program
- Reading with TLC Lively Letters
- Reading A-Z
- Sight Word You Can See
- Visualizing and Verbalizing Listening Comprehension.
- PROMPT Training
- Kaufman Speech to Language
- Augmentative and Alternative Communication
- Low Tech and Speech Generating Devices
- Interactive Metronome
- Literacy
- Lively Letters
- Susan Barton Reading Program
- SOS Approach to Feeding
- The FOCUS Program for Improving Feeding
- DIR Floor time
- Lactation Consulting and Infant Feeding
- Orofacial Myology
- Beckman Oral Motor
SLLC of TN also offers telehealth services to deliver Speech/Language and Occupational Therapies. With a smart phone, computer, or smart device, you and your child can receive therapy within your home.
With parent supervision, older children can interact with the therapist via video and participate in therapeutic activities Younger children, or those who require additional support, often benefit most from a parent-coaching approach in which the therapist guides the parent in carrying out therapeutic activities.
Telehealth offers many benefits for children and families, including increased convenience, improved access to services, and greater flexibility. Families can attend therapy sessions from the comfort of their own home, reducing travel time and minimizing missed appointments. Telehealth also allows children to practice skills in their natural environment, which can support carryover into daily routines. In addition, parents are often more involved in sessions, giving them strategies and tools to continue supporting their child’s progress between appointments.
To inquire about telehealth, please give us a call. Our billing staff can assist with verifying your insurance to determine what your specific plan covers. We will need to schedule an in-person evaluation if you have not been seen in our clinic previously, unless you have a recent evaluation (less than 1 year) already completed that you can provide.
If you plan to use insurance, a physician’s referral is required.
Please complete our paper referral form and fax it to the appropriate location:
- Columbia: 931-490-7771
- Lawrenceburg: 931-766-6433
- Murfreesboro: 615-624-7428
Once we receive the form, we will verify insurance benefits and contact the family to schedule the appointment. If you choose private pay and are not using insurance, a physician’s referral is not required. We are able to accept referrals based on caregiver concerns.
Please contact our clinic directly to schedule your child’s assessment. After the evaluation is completed, a copy of the report will be provided to the physician and parent(s)/guardian(s) via email and/or mail.