Currently accepting MARYLAND MEDICAID, CIGNA and CAREFIRST.
Additional insurance participation is anticipated and may be added based on contractual/service arrangements.
SERVICE LOCATION and MODALITY are determined on an individual basis and may include:
In-Home
Community-Based Locations
Daycare Environment
OR other appropriate locations, selected based on individual needs and permitted guidelines.
SERVICE DELIVERY Models
Virtual / Telehealth: Available to clients throughout the state of Maryland, when clinically appropriate.
In-Person: Based on service area and availability.
Hybrid: Combination of virtual and in-person services
Areas of Support
Support spans all levels of need and severity, from mild articulation or language concerns to complex medical, diagnostic, and communication profiles.
Areas of support provided by a speech-language pathologist may include, but are not limited to:
Speech sound development
Language development (receptive and expressive)
Social communication
Voice and fluency
Feeding and swallowing
Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC)
Cognitive-communication skills
Language processing and language-based literacy
Phonological awareness
Gestalt Language Processing (GLP)
Learn more about insurance, service settings, areas of support, and availability by submitting an intake inquiry or requesting information.
Real progress.
Real life.
Susan Barry, M.A., SLP is a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist with over 15 years of experience supporting individuals across a wide range of communication needs and life stages. She holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in Communicative Disorders and Rehabilitation Counseling, which shape a rehabilitation-focused approach grounded in Unlocking the potential of every voice and mind.
Susan brings experience across the full scope of speech-language pathology, including speech sound development, understanding and using language, social communication, voice and fluency, feeding and swallowing, cognitive-communication, and functional communication skills. She also has advanced experience with augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) and speech-generating devices (SGDs), which are incorporated when appropriate as part of individualized care.
Meet the therapist
Clinical practice is grounded in the belief that every individual has potential and that communication may take many forms. Intervention emphasizes meaningful, functional communication and real-life application to support participation across everyday routines, relationships, and settings.
The approach to clinical decision-making has evolved through self-directed continuing education, evidence-based practice, and years of valuable collaborative learning experiences. Therapy is guided by presuming competence, honoring all forms of communication, and thinking beyond traditional approaches to support meaningful connection, growth, and participation.
service overview
Services include comprehensive speech-language evaluation and treatment across the full scope of speech-language pathology for individuals from infancy through adulthood.
Specialized augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) services may also be provided, including evaluation, system selection, customization, implementation, and training.
