Marcia Campagna

Speech Pathologist

22 years of experience

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Dallas, Texas

Marcia Campagna

Speech Pathologist

Dallas, Texas

22 years of experience

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About me

Combining techniques from her diverse training, Marcia's eclectic approach assists her clients in maximizing their skills as effective communicators. By flexibly applying the right techniques to each unique situation, together Marcia's clients can build a strong relationships and convey the voice that they want others to perceive.

Education

Masters of Science in Communication Disorders (2004)

Bachelor of Science (2001)

Certification and training

IAOM Certified Orofacial Myologist (2020)

Memberships and affiliations

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association

IAOM Certified Orofacial Myologist®

SOFFI® Certified Professional (SOFFI® - Supporting Oral Feeding in Fragile Infants)

Credentials

CCC-SLP MS

Specialties

Childhood Growth and Development Developmental/Behavioral Pediatrics Early Intervention Speech and Language Latch Issues LGBTQ+ Teenagers Telehealth Toddlers Tweens

Languages

English, Spanish

Service introduction

Speech therapy is as much art as science, and no single methodology will work for all clients. We emphasize matching the right, results-oriented skills, strategies, and therapies to each individual client, while respecting their unique needs and limitations of every person who walks through our door. We are trained to diagnose and treat disorders relating to orofacial myology and speech and language

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Frequently asked questions

What should I expect from an evaluation?

Prior to coming to the evaluation, a questionnaire regarding your concerns and medical, language, educational, and developmental (if appropriate) history will be completed. At the evaluation, the speech pathologist will have the opportunity to assess the patient's communication skills. Assessments may include standardized testing, observation, caregiver interview, review of previous evaluations. Play based evaluations may be conducted with young children. The evaluation results will determine if treatment is necessary. Treatment cannot be initiated unless an evaluation has been completed. Referrals to other professionals may be recommended as part of the treatment plan if the client shows difficulties in areas outside of the speech pathologist's scope of practice. This may include audiology, ENT, occupational therapy, physical therapy, orthodontists, oral myologists, etc.

What are your fees?

Comprehensive Speech and Language Evaluation: $400 Articulation Evaluation: $325 Orofacial Myofunctional Evaluation: $400 Voice Evaluation: $300 Stuttering Evaluation: $300 *Additional 60 minute appointments required to complete an evaluation: $175 Therapy: Therapy Sessions: 30 minute sessions $125 60 minute sessions $175 Consultations/Review of Records/Second Opinions/Potential Goals/Classroom observations: $150 per hour Payment:

Do you accept insurance or Medicare?

We chose to build a patient-centered model for our practice that does not allow insurance companies to dictate the care we provide. Because of this, payment will be expected during the time of your visit. As a courtesy to our patients, we will bill your out of network claims on your behalf if permitted by your insurance. We recommend you call your insurance to inquire about your coverage plan and out of network benefits. Our office does not have the resources to check benefits at this time. Due to Medicare policies, we are not able to work with private pay Medicare members at this time.

How long does speech therapy take?

The length of time it takes to treat depends on several critical factors. Best Speech Therapy's goal is to provide therapy to assist the client to reach their optimal communication and graduate from the program as soon as is appropriate. The client and/or caregiver's willingness to work outside of therapy sessions will facilitate graduation sooner rather later. Occasionally, our speech pathologists may request consults with other professionals such as ear-nose-throat doctors, dental professionals, physical therapists, occupational therapists, neuropsychological professionals, etc to address underlying concerns which may impact the client's progress.