11630 Studt Ave. Suite 210

Creve Coeur, MO

The building looks like a large yellow house with a big front porch. Bright Light Language is located inside Ear Care and Hearing of St. Louis on the first floor.

Parking is available on the side and to the rear of the building.

Yes! Bright Light Language is in-network with some private insurances. Please contact the therapist for more information.

Private pay options are also available, pricing details can be found on the service’s info page.

Private-pay invoices are due at the time of service. Cash, check, credit and debit are all accepted (please note there is a small processing fee for credit/debit transactions).

If services are being billed through insurance, the process may vary slightly from provider to provider. Please express any concerns you may have with the therapist at consultation or before/after a session.

Speech/language therapy services and evaluations are available for pediatric clients (0-17). However, for older clients with more severe needs, some services may be available. Please contact the therapist if you have an older student who is in need of therapy or an evaluation.

Reading support is available for students ages 6-17 (approximately 1st grade-high school). Again, if you have an older or younger student for whom you are interested in reading support, please contact the therapist!

This is a tricky question, and the answer is different for every client. Please discuss your concerns with the therapist during consultation! Different options for scheduling, session frequency, and session length are available.

Yes, virtual speech, language, and reading support sessions are available in the state of Missouri!

However, virtual therapy is not a good fit for every student. Please contact the therapist to learn more!

Yes! It is the mission of Bright Light Language to support the needs of each individual while celebrating their strengths!

Many diagnoses can bring challenges that make communication, education, and daily care tasks difficult. Therapy here will never focus on suppressing harmless stimming, denying special interests, or ignoring alternative communication methods. Therapy will always focus on teaching the skills that clients need to find their joy!

Maggie has years of clinical experience with pediatric clients spanning a wide range of diagnoses and support needs. However, her primary areas of experience include autism, developmental language disorder, intellectual disability, and early intervention/preschool age therapy.

No, it is not required for students to have a formal diagnosis to be seen for services at Bright Light Language.

After discussing communication/reading concerns during consultation, an initial session will be conducted to build trust with the student and gather observational data to set therapy goals.

Families are under no obligation to receive speech and language services following a formal evaluation from Bright Light Language, but if they choose to do so, therapy goals will be discussed following the evaluation.