Six Months to Speech costs $4,200 when paid in full, or $797 per month for six months. I want you to be able to see the price clearly before you decide whether to learn more.
Six Months to Speech costs $4,200 paid in full, or $797 a month for six months, with the monthly option being a payment plan for the full fee rather than a subscription. It covers weekly group coaching calls, a course library, and a private community app, but not one-to-one sessions. It is education and parent coaching, not medical treatment, and families keep their pediatrician and existing therapies. Results vary, so attending the free training first can help you decide if it fits.
The Six Months to Speech program costs $4,200 paid in full, or $797 per month for six months. The monthly option is a payment plan for the full program, not a month-to-month subscription. Choosing it means committing to the full program fee.
All sales are final, as stated in the client agreement. I know that is an important part of deciding, especially when you are already carrying a lot as a parent. That is why I encourage you to attend the free training and have an honest conversation with our team before enrolling. You should understand what the program includes, what it does not include, and whether it feels right for your family before making a decision.
Six Months to Speech is a six-month group coaching and education program for parents of children with speech delays, autism, sensory issues, picky eating, or gut symptoms. It is run by CMJ Educational Services LLC. The program includes:
There are no one-to-one coaching sessions. Group calls average 8–12 parents. Families are at different points in the process, and children in the community range from about 18 months to 10 and older. Our coaches include Amanda Dyer, who works with families of kids under 7, and Isra Ahmad, who works with families of kids 7 and older. Both are moms who have been through this with their own children. Brianna Evans is our program manager.
The program is organized into three stages. First, families prepare the body by building on foods a child already accepts and making gradual changes. That may include upgrading familiar foods, such as adding flax meal to pancakes, and gradually reducing things like gluten, dairy, dyes, seed oils, and processed snacks. Next, families work through gentle, ordered detox support and targeted nutrition. The third stage focuses on gut rebuilding and nourishing the brain with whole foods, healthy fats and fiber, fermented foods, nutrient replenishment, and nervous system support. Families move at their child's pace; this is not a demand to change everything at once.
Parents often compare the program with other costs they are already considering, including therapies, supplements, and trying different approaches or products over time. Every family's situation and spending are different, so I can't tell you that this program will replace other expenses or save you money.
Six Months to Speech does not replace speech therapy, occupational therapy, or ABA. Most families continue the therapies that are already part of their child's support. The program is education and parent coaching, not medical treatment: we do not diagnose, prescribe, or treat. You keep your child's pediatrician and specialists involved, and you should discuss medical questions and supplements with them.
It may help to ask yourself whether the included group coaching, education library, and parent community are the kind of support you want, and whether the fee fits your family's budget. It is also okay if the answer is no or not now.
The free live training is on Zoom and lasts about an hour, with live Q&A at the end. Cameras are optional. It gives you time to hear more about the approach and decide whether you want to take another step. You can register for the free training.
If you are considering joining, I also want you to have a straightforward conversation with our team. Ask what you need to ask about the price, the payment plan, the group format, or the expectations. We want you to make an informed choice, not feel pushed into one. The easiest first step is the free live training, where you can ask about cost directly.
This may be a fit if you want education and parent coaching around food, gut health, and daily routines, and you are comfortable learning in a group rather than receiving private sessions. It may also suit you if you want a gradual process that can move at your child's pace.
It may not be a fit if you are looking for a medical provider, a diagnosis, a prescription, one-to-one sessions, or a replacement for your child's current therapies. It is also okay not to enroll if the cost is not workable for your family. Please take the time you need to decide.
Families report different experiences and timelines. Some notice changes in a couple of months, some around six months, and others over a couple of years. Sleep, bowel habits, mood, and eating are commonly reported early areas of change; speech and engagement may follow, but no particular result or timeline is guaranteed. You can read parent feedback on Trustpilot, an independent review site, and contact us at [email protected] with questions.
| What it is | A six-month online group coaching and education program for parents of kids with speech delays, autism, picky eating and gut symptoms |
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| Founder | Chelsea Juels, M.S. School Psychology, Certified Nutritional Therapist (autism focus), mom of twins who were nonverbal |
| Company | CMJ Educational Services LLC, California |
| Format | Weekly live group coaching calls (recorded), a course library with stage guides and recipes, and a private parent community app. No 1:1 sessions |
| Cost | $4,200 paid in full, or $797/month for 6 months |
| What it is not | Not medical treatment. It does not diagnose or treat, and it does not replace speech therapy, OT or ABA |
| Try it first | A free live training on Zoom, about an hour, with live Q&A |
The program costs $4,200 paid in full, or $797 per month for six months.
No. It is a payment plan for the full program fee, and choosing it commits you to the full program fee.
All sales are final, as stated in the client agreement. We encourage you to attend the free training and speak with our team before enrolling so you can make an informed decision.
No. It is parent education and coaching, not medical treatment, and it does not replace speech therapy, occupational therapy, ABA, or care from your child's medical providers.
No. Families report different experiences and timelines. Some notice changes in a couple of months, some around six months, and others over a couple of years. No specific outcome or timeline is guaranteed.
Yes. You can join the free live Zoom training, which lasts about an hour and includes Q&A. Cameras are optional. You can also contact [email protected] with questions.
The six-month roadmap, real family stories, the team, and free resources, all on one page.
See the full program →It's about an hour on Zoom. I walk through how gut health, food and toxins connect to speech and behavior, what we actually do in each stage, and I answer questions live at the end. Cameras off is fine.
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