Quality care for all of your speech, language, and mental health needs.

Our Services

We provide a variety of services depending on the needs of each individual. Many services are provided both in weekly and Block format. Click to learn more.

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Speech & Language Therapy  

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Individual & Family Therapy  

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Relationship Development
Intervention (RDI)  

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Feeding Therapy 

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Peer-Based Social Intervention  

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Consultation & Trainings  

“Miracle Workers. My son was diagnosed with autism and apraxia at a young age, but no matter how much speech therapy we got him in and out of school, he couldn't make progress talking. We could see him want to talk so bad, but he was stuck and we were helpless to help him. Within the first week of therapy with Alyson and Dr. Maureen, he was talking. By the end of his first intensive (six week period), he was having simple conversations about things he likes to watch. My son can talk, wants to learn to say new words on his own, and they helped us prove it and gave us the tools to actually help him continue to be more verbal”

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