Talking with Taylor

Miami · Telehealth offered

ADHD & attentionSpeech-languageChildren · AdultsIn person + virtual

At a glance

Accepting new patients: Yes
Telehealth: Virtual services; speech-language therapy available to New York and Florida residents
In person: Office-based (location not stated)
Self pay: Private-pay

ADHD care

Lists ADHD, autism, ADHD, dyslexia, executive functioning differences among the concerns it addresses, according to its website.

ADHD

Autism, ADHD, dyslexia, executive functioning differences

About

Talking with Taylor is a private practice owned and operated by Taylor Isaac, M.S., CCC-SLP. The practice serves people of all ages and neuro-types, with speech-language therapy and executive functioning coaching. Services focus on neurodiversity-affirming and individualized approaches.

Neurodiversity-affirming care
Strengths-based techniques
Collaborative partnership
Natural Language Acquisition

Concerns they commonly address

Fluency

Therapy addresses stuttering and cluttering.

Services

Pediatric services

Evaluation, treatment, and consultation for children, including executive functioning and social-pragmatic communication.

Adult services

Collaborative services to improve oral and written communication and executive functioning skills.

Executive functioning coaching

Non-clinical coaching for children and adults, offered virtually via Zoom. A diagnosis is not required.

Interview preparation and coaching

Short-term, interview-specific preparation for employment or educational opportunities.

Accent modification

Elective service for non-native English speakers who want to improve communicative effectiveness in English.

Founder

Taylor Isaac, M.S., CCC-SLP

Taylor Isaac is a speech-language pathologist and executive functioning coach who owns Talking with Taylor. Prior to launching the practice, Taylor served children and young adults in Miami and New York.

Insurance, self-pay and costs

Self-pay

Private-pay: .

What to know before contacting

New patients

The practice says it is accepting new patients.

Who it sees

Children, Adults.

Care setting

In person in Office-based (location not stated); telehealth: Virtual services; speech-language therapy available to New York and Florida residents.

Questions families ask

Does Talking with Taylor provide ADHD care?

Its website lists ADHD, autism, ADHD, dyslexia, executive functioning differences among the concerns it addresses. Confirm with the practice.

Can I use telehealth?

Yes. The practice lists telehealth: Virtual services; speech-language therapy available to New York and Florida residents.

What are the self-pay rates?