RE: questions about those in the Sara Rosenfeld program

[Guest guest]

Just a note to any interested parents, my clinic, Help Me Speak, is located in

Marriottsville, MD. We are trained in Talk Tools (Sara R ) hierarchies,

PROMPT, Help Me Eat/Eating Stars, Beckman, & more. We have evaluated & planned

home/distance programs for many clients who live in other states. Contact me via

email or call my office for further info.

Warmest wishes,

Barbara A , M.S.,CCC-SLP

CEO,

Help Me Speak, LLC

www.helpmespeak.com

2500 Wallington Way

Suite 103

Marriottsville, MD 21104

410-442-9791

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On Apr 3, 2011, at 8:07 AM, Janelle Hickey <janellehickey@...> wrote:

> Hello Everyone,

> I have seen some mention of people doing home programs through Sara

Rosenfeld . I have yet to find a local SLP that I can receive oral/motor

approach during therapy.

> I do have access to an SLP trained through the Sara Rosenfeld that I

can do an evaluation and similar home program or infrequent sessions. The cost

is high due to lack of insurance reimbursement so I wanted to get opinions from

those who've gone this route. I understand that this is to supplement typical

ST.

> I should also mention that my daughter has not needed feeding therapy. She

has more recently started gagging sometimes and I've been told its due to

enlarged tonsils.

> Thanks for your help,

> Janelle

>

>

[Guest guest]

where do you live? sara no longer does therapy, but has clinics everywhere that

do.  she lectures and has trained several SLPs.  check the ASHA website and

see

if you can find one that way.

________________________________

From: Janelle Hickey <janellehickey@...>

Sent: Sun, April 3, 2011 8:07:59 AM

Subject: [ ] questions about those in the Sara Rosenfeld

program

 

Hello Everyone,

  I have seen some mention of people doing home programs through Sara Rosenfeld

.  I have yet to find a local SLP that I can receive oral/motor approach

during therapy. 

I do have access to an SLP trained through the Sara Rosenfeld that I

can

do an evaluation and similar home program or infrequent sessions.  The cost is

high due to lack of insurance reimbursement so I wanted to get opinions from

those who've gone this route.  I understand that this is to supplement typical

ST.  

I should also mention that my daughter has not needed feeding therapy.  She has

more recently started gagging sometimes and I've been told its due to enlarged

tonsils. 

Thanks for your help,

Janelle 

[Guest guest]

Hi Tara,

  I live near San , Texas.  I have found someone trained through the

SRJ program.  She primilary teaches training and consultations therefore, she

isn't set up to bill insurance.  The cost is so high that I was hoping to get

feedback from parents who've been through these types of programs to know if it

is right for us. 

Thanks for your reply,

Janelle

From: Tara Turken <taraturken@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] questions about those in the Sara Rosenfeld

program

Date: Monday, April 4, 2011, 11:05 PM

 

where do you live? sara no longer does therapy, but has clinics everywhere that

do.  she lectures and has trained several SLPs.  check the ASHA website and

see

if you can find one that way.

________________________________

From: Janelle Hickey <janellehickey@...>

Sent: Sun, April 3, 2011 8:07:59 AM

Subject: [ ] questions about those in the Sara Rosenfeld

program

 

Hello Everyone,

  I have seen some mention of people doing home programs through Sara Rosenfeld

.  I have yet to find a local SLP that I can receive oral/motor approach

during therapy. 

I do have access to an SLP trained through the Sara Rosenfeld that I

can

do an evaluation and similar home program or infrequent sessions.  The cost is

high due to lack of insurance reimbursement so I wanted to get opinions from

those who've gone this route.  I understand that this is to supplement typical

ST.  

I should also mention that my daughter has not needed feeding therapy.  She has

more recently started gagging sometimes and I've been told its due to enlarged

tonsils. 

Thanks for your help,

Janelle 

[Guest guest]

We actually see Sara Rosenfeld every 4-6 months to go over my son's

program. My son who is 8 has autism and apraxia has been going to speech

therapy since he was 2 years old. We started seeing Sara about 1.5-2 years ago

and doing her program along with a speech therapist who is focussing on oral

motor strength and he has had the most gains with this. She is expensive and

our insurance doesn't cover it, but it's well worth it!

From: janellehickey@...

Date: Tue, 5 Apr 2011 10:23:45 -0700

Subject: Re: [ ] questions about those in the Sara Rosenfeld

program

Hi Tara,

I live near San , Texas. I have found someone trained through the SRJ

program. She primilary teaches training and consultations therefore, she isn't

set up to bill insurance. The cost is so high that I was hoping to get feedback

from parents who've been through these types of programs to know if it is right

for us.

Thanks for your reply,

Janelle

From: Tara Turken <taraturken@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] questions about those in the Sara Rosenfeld

program

Date: Monday, April 4, 2011, 11:05 PM

where do you live? sara no longer does therapy, but has clinics everywhere that

do. she lectures and has trained several SLPs. check the ASHA website and see

if you can find one that way.

________________________________

From: Janelle Hickey <janellehickey@...>

Sent: Sun, April 3, 2011 8:07:59 AM

Subject: [ ] questions about those in the Sara Rosenfeld

program

Hello Everyone,

I have seen some mention of people doing home programs through Sara Rosenfeld

. I have yet to find a local SLP that I can receive oral/motor approach

during therapy.

I do have access to an SLP trained through the Sara Rosenfeld that I can

do an evaluation and similar home program or infrequent sessions. The cost is

high due to lack of insurance reimbursement so I wanted to get opinions from

those who've gone this route. I understand that this is to supplement typical

ST.

I should also mention that my daughter has not needed feeding therapy. She has

more recently started gagging sometimes and I've been told its due to enlarged

tonsils.

Thanks for your help,

Janelle