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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If the therapy that they prescribe for your child isn't going well and you have questions they just ghost you.
I don't know of any other clinics that do that.[/quote]

They were hard to get ahold of but did not ghost us. Camarata phone conferences into two IEP s, Mary helped us several times with the school district. Their language disorder expertise is hard to come by elswhere.[/quote]

How long ago was this?  There are lots of great clinicians in this area.[/quote]

Then name them!

By name, not clinic affiliation.[/quote]

ITS-DTS.  Anne Reynolds runs the SLP program.  She has good people working under her.[/quote]

She's a speech pathologist, not a full evaluator.  Also crazy expensive and doesn't take insurance.[/quote]

A "full evaluator" is almost always a neuropsychologist, not a special in language disorders.  An SLP will be a specialist in language disorders, but will typically be not a full evaluator.  The Camaratas are SLPs by training and the majority of their experience.  I think National Speech takes insurance.  KKI definitely does, and they have people who can evaluate almost anything.[/quote]

Only dr. C can "fully evaluate." His wife isn't certified to this.  SLPs can do full evaluations, but they need special certification, which most do not.[/quote]

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