SERVICES

What It Is: Therapy provided by state-licensed Speech Language Pathologists to develop new communication skills (habilitation) or recover lost abilities (rehabilitation), enhancing daily life. Services are available in-person and online.
Who It’s For: Children building communication skills from scratch, adults regaining abilities after injury, or anyone facing communication hurdles.
Examples of What We Treat:
- Articulation disorders (e.g., trouble with “r,” “s," and “th” sounds)
- Language delays (e.g., difficulty forming sentences or understanding directions)
- Stuttering or fluency issues
- Voice disorders (e.g., hoarseness or pitch problems)
- Cognitive-communication challenges (e.g., memory or problem-solving difficulties)
- Effects on speech and language from conditions like autism, dementia, dyslexia, or hearing impairments
- Developmental delays in children (e.g., late talking or unclear speech)
- Effects on speech from neurological conditions like stroke or brain injury (e.g., aphasia—trouble finding words)
- Swallowing difficulties (dysphagia)
Why Us: Our certified team designs custom plans to tackle your specific needs, guiding you step-by-step to connect better and live more independently. Contact us to learn more.

What It Is: Therapy provided by state-licensed Occupational Therapists and Certified Occupational Therapy Assistants (COTAs) to help individuals develop, recover, or maintain the skills needed for daily living. Services focus on improving fine motor skills, coordination, sensory processing, self-care, and independence. Services are available in-person and online.
Who It’s For: Children and adults who need support with daily tasks, motor skills, sensory challenges, or recovery after injury or illness.
Examples of What We Treat:

Fine motor delays (e.g., difficulty with handwriting, buttoning clothes, or using utensils)
Sensory processing issues (e.g., over- or under-sensitivity to touch, sound, or movement)
Coordination and balance difficulties
Self-care challenges (e.g., dressing, grooming, feeding)
Strength and endurance deficits impacting daily function
Developmental delays affecting play and school readiness
Neurological conditions (e.g., stroke, brain injury, cerebral palsy) impacting movement and independence
Adaptive skills training for increased independence at home and work
Cognitive and perceptual difficulties affecting task completion

Why Us: Our compassionate occupational therapists create personalized treatment plans tailored to your unique challenges, empowering you to achieve greater independence and confidence in daily life. Contact us to learn more.

What It Is: One-on-one English coaching for non-native speakers to master fluency and clarity. Services available in-person or online.
Who It’s For: Teens, adults, or professionals needing confident English skills.
What We Treat:
- Pronunciation struggles (e.g., “th,” “l,” or vowel sounds)
- Accent reduction for clearer speech
- Vocabulary gaps or grammar hiccups
- Conversational fluency for work, school, or social settings
Why Us: With over 20 years of combined ESL experience, our certified instructors help you shine in English, from college prep to job interviews. Contact us to learn more.

What It Is: Specialized tutoring for academic success and training for caregivers to support communication growth. Services available in-person or online.
Who It’s For: Students needing language boosts or families helping loved ones with communication challenges.
What We Offer:
- Tutoring for reading, writing, or language comprehension
- Caregiver coaching (e.g., techniques to reinforce therapy at home for effects on speech from autism or stroke)
- Strategies for managing behaviors tied to communication struggles
Why Us: We empower families and students alike, giving you tools to succeed beyond our sessions. Contact us to learn more.

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