An adult nearby
For younger students, to help them log in and stay settled.
In person around Richmond, VA. Teletherapy in Virginia and Illinois. School staffing nationwide.
Richmond, Virginia
(804) 420-2273Teletherapy for schools
You've posted the speech-language pathologist job twice and nobody has applied. The students on that caseload still have IEP minutes. Teletherapy puts a licensed speech-language pathologist on your caseload by live video, so services can start while the search goes on.
KL Therapy Services provides virtual speech therapy for public, charter, and private schools and preschools anywhere in the United States. Virtual roles can usually be filled quickly, and every therapist we place holds the ASHA CCC-SLP and a license in the state where your students are.
Teletherapy isn't the answer for every student or every school. When on-site services are a better fit, we can look for an SLP who will work on site, or set up a hybrid schedule.
Four things. That's it.
For younger students, to help them log in and stay settled.
A computer or tablet with a camera.
So the student can hear and be heard.
A spot where the session can run without interruptions.
We'll go over the setup with your team before the first session, so the first week is about students rather than troubleshooting.
Every therapist we place holds the ASHA CCC-SLP and a license in the state where your students are.
The therapist contracted with your school does every part of a virtual evaluation, from the testing to the report to the meeting. We'll plan each evaluation with your team and pick the assessments that fit the student.
Sessions run on the platform your district has already approved. That's often Zoom, and sometimes Google Meet. Student records stay in your school's systems and follow your FERPA policies.
A lot of teams are, at first. Tell us what concerns you, whether it's younger students, attention, or how the work fits your building, and we'll work through it with you before anything starts.
We've been serving Virginia schools since 2022, and we're glad to talk through what's worked.
On-site placements, case-manager roles, evaluations, and teletherapy.
Coverage when a speech-language pathologist goes on leave or a role opens suddenly.
Speech-language evaluations for your team, in person or by video.
For many students, yes, when it's delivered by a qualified clinician with the right setup. When it isn't the right fit for a student, we'll say so.
Virtual roles can usually be filled quickly. Tell us the caseload and the start date, and we'll tell you honestly what to expect.
Often, yes. Tell us what you need now and what you're hoping for next year, and we'll plan for both.
An adult nearby for younger students, a computer or tablet with a camera, a headset, and a quiet space. We'll go over the setup with your team before the first session.
The one your district has already approved. That's often Zoom, and sometimes Google Meet. Student records stay in your school's systems and follow your FERPA policies.
Every therapist we place holds the ASHA CCC-SLP and a license in the state where your students are.
Yes. Our virtual therapists attend IEP, annual review, and eligibility meetings by video, and they can take on case-manager work such as IEP writing, timelines, progress reports, and family communication.
Tell us the caseload, the schools, and the start date. Karlie will tell you how a virtual placement would work for your students, and whether an on-site or hybrid option makes more sense.