Nick Barbara
Chief Technology Officer
Why Purple.
What Makes Purple.
Different
Purple. is not a therapy centre and not a session-only online service. It is a structured support system designed to stay with the child beyond scheduled therapy time.
We combine online speech therapy, psychological guidance, and parent involvement into one connected model, so progress continues in daily life, not just during sessions.
Because communication grows where children live, interact, and feel safe.
The Value of Online
Speech Therapy
Children often communicate best where they feel safest at home.
Research, including guidance from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), supports the effectiveness of structured online speech therapy when delivered with professional planning, parent involvement, and consistent follow-through.
At , online therapy is not just a video session, it is a guided, structured model supported by a dedicated Therapy Success Manager who ensures clarity, continuity, and connection between parents, child, and therapist.
Reduced anxiety and greater comfort
Stronger parent participation
Better real-life carryover into daily routines
Fewer missed sessions and greater consistency
Modern Therapy Solutions:
ASide-by-SideComparison
How therapy happens | Fully online care plan with weekly therapy, guided home practice, and regular follow-ups | In-person visits at fixed times | Scheduled video sessions |
What happens outside sessions | Parents receive clear guidance so support continues in daily routines at home | Parents manage on their own | Usually no structured follow-up |
Parent involvement | Parents are oriented, guided, and supported throughout the journey | Limited participation | Mostly observation |
Professional support | Speech therapist + dedicated clinical psychologist (TSM) overseeing progress and parent support | Speech therapist only | Speech therapist only |
Continuity of care | Ongoing monitoring, check-ins, and adjustments between sessions | Progress depends on visit frequency | Support ends when session ends |
Understanding the child’s environment | Therapy planning considers the child’s real environment, routines, and interactions | Clinic-based observation | Screen-based interaction |
Support network | Connected support between child, parent, therapist, and when needed, school | Therapy-centre focused | Session-focused |
Supports that Surrounds
YourChild
Dedicated Therapy Success Manager
To recognize silent communication challenges, acknowledging the unseen efforts and quiet courage of children navigating internal speech and language difficulties.
Supportive Clinical Psychologist
The Clinical Psychologist (TSM) provides emotional and behavioural guidance for your child while also helping parents understand how to support communication and development at home.
Parents Are Guided, Not Left Guessing
Structured orientation and ongoing counselling help parents understand communication challenges and support progress confidently at home.
Progress Is Monitored and Sustained
Regular reviews, follow-ups, and coordination ensure therapy remains meaningful, consistent, and connected to real-life development.
Our LeadershipTeam
Susan Kinglee
Chief Marketing Officer
Spencer Mangloff
Chief Marketing Officer
Emily Chen
Chief Operations Officer
Dr. Michael Ross
Chief Medical Officer
Sarah Williams
Chief Financial Officer
Words from Families
Who’ve WalkedWith Us
Honest reflections shared by parents about their experience and journey with Purple.
As parents, we had so many questions and worries. What we received here was patience, clarity, and genuine care. Each session helped us understand our child a little better, without pressure or rush. That reassurance meant everything to us.
- Jacob Zackariah
The approach felt calm and thoughtful from the beginning. We were guided gently through each step and always knew how to support our child at home. It felt less like therapy and more like being supported through an important phase.
- Merlin Susan Pathrose
What stood out most was the understanding. The team took time to listen to us and observe our child before guiding us forward. The experience felt personal, warm, and truly centered around our child’s comfort.
- Nevin M.R
Being able to continue sessions from home made the journey easier for our family. The guidance was clear, the pace felt right, and we never felt overwhelmed. It was comforting to know we weren’t navigating this alone.
- Selma James
As parents, we had so many questions and worries. What we received here was patience, clarity, and genuine care. Each session helped us understand our child a little better, without pressure or rush. That reassurance meant everything to us.
- Jacob Zackariah
The approach felt calm and thoughtful from the beginning. We were guided gently through each step and always knew how to support our child at home. It felt less like therapy and more like being supported through an important phase.
- Merlin Susan Pathrose
Questions OftenAsk Us.
If you feel your child is finding it hard to express themselves, follow instructions, or communicate clearly compared to what feels typical for their age, it’s okay to pause and explore support. Sometimes it’s not about a “problem”, it’s about giving the right guidance at the right time.
Each family is supported by a dedicated Therapy Success Manager who stays connected, answers questions, and helps guide the therapy journey alongside the speech therapist.
There isn’t one perfect age. Speech therapy can begin as soon as concerns are noticed. Starting early often helps, but starting later is never “too late.”
Sessions are designed to suit a child’s attention span and comfort. Therapists use interactive activities and gentle engagement, while parents are present to support and observe. Being in a familiar home environment often helps children feel more relaxed and responsive.
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