Our Therapy Services
Every child has their own strengths, challenges, and way of experiencing the world. Our therapists take the time to understand each child as an individual, using personalized, child-led care to build the skills they need to communicate, participate in daily life, and grow with greater confidence and independence.
Pediatric Speech Therapy
Communication helps children connect with the people and world around them. Our child-led, play-based speech therapy helps children strengthen the speech, language, communication, and related skills they need to express themselves and build meaningful connections.
Pediatric Occupational Therapy
Everyday activities can become frustrating when motor, sensory, or developmental challenges get in the way. Through personalized, play-based occupational therapy, we help children build the skills they need to participate more confidently and independently at home, at school, and in their community.
Pediatric Feeding Therapy
Mealtimes should be an opportunity for nourishment and connection, not a daily source of stress. Our feeding specialists work with children experiencing feeding difficulties to address their individual skills and needs, helping families work toward safer, more comfortable, and more positive mealtimes.
Pediatric AAC Therapy
Every child deserves a way to make their wants, needs, thoughts, and personality heard. We help children explore and learn augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), including speech-generating devices, with support that extends across therapy, home, school, and other important parts of their lives.
Pediatric Myofunctional Therapy
Eating and other oral functions depend on many muscles working together. Our myofunctional therapy uses individualized techniques to support the nerves and muscles of the mouth and jaw, helping children develop skills such as chewing and biting.
Pediatric Feeding Groups
Eating is both a sensory and a social experience. Our small feeding groups bring children together for meals supported by our speech and occupational therapists. We work collaboratively to address feeding skills, texture aversions, and more while helping children experience the social side of sharing a meal.