How do I find speech therapy providers for the CHOOSE Act in Alabama?

Speech therapists approved for the CHOOSE Act are listed with educational therapies, and on CHOOSEActAL a search for speech brings them together. On October 24, 2026, 49 listings mentioned speech therapy, and 40 of those providers were based in Alabama.

Where speech therapy sits

ALDOR approves therapy practices under a provider type for K-12 educational therapies, alongside occupational therapy and dyslexia services. On CHOOSEActAL, those practices sit in the therapy services category, and searching for the word speech narrows them to the ones that offer it.

Search speech therapy providers

Forty of the 49 listings that mentioned speech on October 24, 2026 were based in Alabama, so for most families an in-person therapist is within reach. The other nine work with students online or from out of state.

What to ask a therapist

Speech therapy covers a lot of ground, from articulation and language to fluency and feeding, and practices differ in what they do well. Ask which ages and areas they work with, and who holds the license and in which state. Ask whether sessions are in person or online, what they charge, and how they take payment through ClassWallet. Ask how they will report progress.

Planning the year

ALDOR lists $2,000 per participating student in a home education program, capped at $4,000 per family. Weekly therapy can use most of that on its own, so agree on a schedule and a total with the therapist before the first session.

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Where this information comes from

Last reviewed 2026-10-24.

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