Wellness center

about our services

Speech Therapy:

Speech Therapy is used for treatment for speech and/or language disorders.

Speech therapy may be used to treat: 

• Aphasia, affects one’s ability to speak, understand others, read, and write

• Articulation disorders, the inability to form certain word sounds 

• Cognitive-communication disorders, difficulty communicating caused by brain injury 

• Dysarthria, slow speech caused by weakened face muscles

• Expressive disorders, difficulty conveying emotion through speech

• Fluency disorders, including stuttering

• Receptive disorders, difficulty understanding others when they talk

• Resonance disorders, a blockage of regular airflow alters voice quality

Our speech therapy is conducted by speech-language pathologists and speech-language pathologist assistants. SLPs diagnose children and students up to 21 years of age who are identified with a communicative impairment. SLPAs conduct uninterpreted speech-language screenings and carry out treatment plans as developed by the SLP.

Speech therapy may include one-on-one or small group sessions depending on your child’s disorder, age, and needs. Activities may include language development stimulation through playing and books, practicing correct sounds and syllables, and homework for the child and their guardian to practice.

Occupational Therapy:

Occupational therapy is treatment for those with a physical, sensory, or cognitive disability to be as independent as possible as they relearn everyday tasks Our occupational therapy is conducted by occupational therapists and certified occupational therapy assistants.

Occupational therapy may be used to support patients with:

• Amputations

• Asperger’s Syndrome

• Brain injuries

• Depression and Anxiety

• Down’s Syndrome

• Spectrum Disorders

Occupational therapists directly treat children and students up to 22 years of age who experience delays or developmental challenges. Certified occupational therapy assistants implement treatment plans as designed by the OT and collect data under the supervision of the OT.

Occupational therapy may include relearning self-care tasks like bathing, getting dressed, and using the toilet.

Behavioral Analysis:

Behavioral analysis addresses specific behavior needs for children and students through specific plans that reshape how a client responds to different situations.

Behavioral analysis might support those with:

• Depression

• Developmental Disorders

• Spectrum Disorders

Behavioral analysis is conducted by board certified behavior analysts who develop individualized programs for clients. They supervise registered behavioral technicians and board certified assistant behavioral analysts.