
Outdoor Safety: Bikes, Roller Skating, and Adaptive Options
For many children, summer means freedom. Bike rides around the neighborhood, trips to the park, roller skating at the local

For many children, summer means freedom. Bike rides around the neighborhood, trips to the park, roller skating at the local

For many families of children with autism, travel can feel overwhelming. The idea of navigating crowded airports, unfamiliar environments, long

You’ve spent months planning. You’ve packed the noise-canceling headphones, printed the social stories, and double-checked the flight times. But within

The Premack Principle, also known in the world of therapy and parenting as the “First/Then” rule, is one of the

For families of children on the autism spectrum, the world can feel like a beautiful but unpredictable landscape. While the

Families are often introduced to speech therapy and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy separately. Each has its own goals, its

For many parents, the idea of speech therapy comes with a lot of uncertainty. Will my child sit at a

One of the most common questions parents ask is: “Is my child on track?” It is a simple question, but

Every May, professionals, families, and organizations across the country recognize National Speech-Language-Hearing Month. While it may not be as widely
Getting Started Is Simple
First, simply contact the location nearest you. Have all the important information for your child ready, including name, date of birth, diagnosis, physician information, insurance information, and therapy history.
Then, come in to meet our treatment team to complete an evaluation. A full treatment program will be developed, designed entirely around your child’s needs.
Once the plan is approved by insurance and you pick a start date, we can begin getting your child in-facility and get to work!