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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here.  I never intervene in the sessions.  Ever.

But with how intense and competitive and results-oriented I've heard the DC area is, I'm surprised that parents don't sit in.  I'd encourage you to do so.  [/quote]

You can't be serious. 
1. You are equating speech therapy to the competitive rat race in the DC area?  
2. Who are YOU to encourage parents to sit in on a therapy session? Leave that recommendation to the professionals.

[Quote]So many parents seem to bemoan their children's lack of progress.  This could be a reason why.  [/quote]
No. You are wrong again.

[quote]I have been an unapologetic advocate for my child and a savvy consumer.[/quote]

A savvy consumer?  :roll:

[Quote]It just seems *prudent* to sit in unless a child is uncomfortable with a parent in the room.  My child is super comfortable with me and with my presence.  [/quote]

You are probably an impediment to you child's progress. From everything you have posted, you seem insufferable. 
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