Struggling with Speech, Sensory, Feeding, or Everyday Challenges?

We help kids and young adults—from birth to 21—overcome obstacles and build skills through expert occupational and speech therapy.

Appointments available in just 1–2 weeks. In-person & teletherapy options available.

Common Diagnoses & Challenges We Treat

We work with children, teens, and young adults across a wide range of needs—from developmental delays to complex neurological conditions. Here are just some of the challenges we’re experienced in treating:

• Speech & language delays

• Apraxia of speech

• Autism spectrum disorders

• Feeding & swallowing difficulties

• Expressive/receptive language disorders

• NICU follow up services

• Functional Neurological Disorder (FND)

• Social communication difficulties

• Anxiety impacting function

• Pediatric chronic pain or fatigue

• Behavioral/self-regulation challenges

• Learning differences

Don’t see your child’s diagnosis or concern listed?

We’re happy to help—contact us to see if we’re the right fit.

What to Expect When You Work With Us

We know reaching out for support can feel overwhelming. That’s why we make the process simple, supportive, and centered around your child or teen’s unique needs. Here’s how it works:

🟤 Step 1: Schedule an Evaluation

This first session helps us understand what’s currently going on, how your child is functioning, and what concerns need to be addressed. It’s also a chance for us to get to know your family, so we can tailor therapy to your unique goals, routines, and situation.

You can book online, email or by phone—whatever’s easiest for you. Once we receive your request, our team will reach out to confirm your appointment, gather a few key details, and walk you through our intake forms and patient portal.

*** We’re currently able to schedule evaluations within 1–2 weeks. No referral is needed for occupational therapy or sensory-based feeding services. If your insurance requires a referral for speech therapy, we’re happy to coordinate with your child’s primary care provider to help you get one.

🟤 Step 2: Comprehensive Evaluation

We take the time to get to know your child through observation, standardized tools, and collaboration with you. You’ll walk away with clarity and a roadmap.

Depending on your child’s needs, we may schedule a follow-up assessment session to gather additional information and ensure we fully understand what’s going on. This allows us to create a focused, individualized treatment plan that’s both thorough and effective.

🟤 Step 3: Begin Personalized Therapy

Sessions typically begin within 1–2 weeks. You’ll work with the same licensed therapist each time for consistency and connection.

🟤 Step 4: Grow, Progress & Adjust Together

We regularly check in with you, track your child’s progress, and update goals as they grow—because therapy should evolve with your child.

What parents are saying

  • “We had tried another clinic for months and saw no change—our child wouldn’t even touch a new food. After just a few sessions here, everything shifted. She’s now trying new textures, eating with less anxiety, and even joined us at a restaurant without a meltdown. The difference has been incredible.”

    — Parent of a 10-year-old with feeding challenges

  • “Our kindergartener was getting sent home multiple times a week because of big outbursts. Since starting OT, they’ve learned to understand what’s going on in their body and use calming strategies that actually work. We haven’t had a major meltdown in weeks—and they’re finally thriving in the classroom.”

    — Parent of a 5-year-old with sensory and emotional regulation needs

  • “Our child was almost completely nonverbal. The team introduced an AAC device and walked us through every step—what it was, how to use it, and how to support our child at home. Now they’re using it to make choices, ask for what they want, and even connect with us in ways we never thought possible.”

    — Parent of a 6-year-old with complex communication needs

  • “Our child had been in a wheelchair for the last few years, and we were never given any real guidance—no strategies, no support on how to make safe transfers, and no direction on what proper posture in the wheelchair should look like. After just a short time here, everything changed. We were shown how to transfer safely, build strength, and support his progress. Now—he’s walking again. We never thought this was possible.”

    — Parent of a child with complex motor needs

Insurance & Payment Options

We know navigating insurance can be overwhelming—so we make it as simple as possible.

We’re currently in-network with Aetna and Blue Cross Blue Shield, and we’re working to add two more major insurance providers in the coming months.

We also offer private pay options and can provide superbills for families looking to be reimbursed by their insurance as an out-of-network provider.

No referral is needed for occupational therapy or sensory-based feeding services. For speech therapy, your insurance may require a referral—but don’t worry, we’ll coordinate with your child’s doctor to help you get one.

If you have any questions about coverage, costs, or what to expect, contact us here » —we’re happy to help.

Personalized Therapy Starts with a Simple Step

We’re here to support your family with expert care, clear communication, and a therapy plan that fits your child’s needs. No referral is needed for occupational therapy or sensory-based feeding services—and evaluations are currently available within 1–2 weeks. Let’s take the first step together.