Services
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Individual & Small Group
Speech Therapy & Occupational Therapy Sessions
Individual and group therapy sessions—including both speech and occupational therapy—will last 30 minutes to an hour on a weekly basis, depending on the client’s specific needs and profile. We offer personalized support in areas such as social skills (e.g., friendships, dating, social safety, nonverbal language, and self-advocacy), independent living skills (e.g., budgeting, cooking, cleaning), executive functioning (e.g., time management, planning and prioritizing, making and keeping appointments), and college/career planning and development.
Speech therapy services focus on enhancing expressive and receptive language, social communication, problem-solving, and overall functional communication skills.
Occupational therapy services support the development of fine motor skills, sensory processing, daily living skills, task initiation, and adaptive strategies for increased independence across environments.
For our adolescents, targeted areas include expressive/receptive language, social communication, executive functioning, and problem-solving. Occupational therapy may also support sensory regulation, organization, and transitions.
Consultations with other professionals on the client’s team—including speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, educators, and support staff—will be offered to ensure holistic, individualized care and long-term success.
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Cognitive Remediation Therapy
If you or your loved one are experiencing any difficulties in the areas of executive functioning, memory, social-cognition, attention, language, or visuospatial skills, a cognitive-communication evaluation is recommended. These areas can be impaired due to a Brain Injury, Stroke, Concussion, COVID-19 or Dementia. A Cognitive-Communication Evaluation identifies strengths and weakness in the cognitive areas.
Depending on your needs, cognitive remediation therapy may help you:
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improve speech to make it clearer;
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express thoughts more effectively;
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better understand what you read;
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improve attention during daily tasks and activities;
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Improve memory using tools like memory books, calendars, and to-do lists;
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improve problem-solving, planning, and organization skills;
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work on social skills, such as reading social cues and taking turns in conversation
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We also provide cognitive deficit support groups and in home consultations.
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Social Skills Groups & Outings
Our social groups for adolescents through adulthood are designed to build real-life skills while creating meaningful connections. Through engaging group sessions and community-based outings, participants work on communication, self-advocacy, navigating peer relationships, and developing independence—all in a supportive, fun environment. Whether we’re exploring the local community or working together in small group settings, our goal is to foster friendships, build confidence, and support lasting peer connections.
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Check out our current offerings on our homepage or email us to learn more and find the right fit!
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Evaluations
Comprehensive Language Assessment:
Our comprehensive language assessments provide an in-depth evaluation of an individual’s communication skills, including speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Utilizing a variety of standardized tests and personalized observations, we identify strengths and areas for growth, ensuring tailored recommendations for support and intervention.
Insurance Accepted
Assistive Technology Evaluations:
Designed to empower individuals by identifying tools to enhance communication, learning, and daily functioning. We conduct comprehensive assessments to understand specific challenges, and recommend customized technology solutions that promote independence and effective communication.
DDD Funding Accepted
Dyslexia Evaluations:
Our Dyslexia evaluations help identify and understand reading challenges. We utilize a combination of assessments, interviews, and observations to provide a comprehensive overview of strengths and areas for growth.
