Occupational Therapy

OTs help children develop the skills necessary for daily living and participation in learning and social activities, such as independence with self-care activities, processing multisensory inputs, and ability to participate in daily routines. 

Speech Language Pathology

SLPs work on assessing speech and communication challenges in children. They work with kids who have difficulties in speech, language, social communication, and cognitive-communication skills to develop expressive skills so we all know how they shine

Aide Support

Aides work alongside therapists and support the child and the family follow through with therapy recommendations.