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Individual Programs

Therapists work individually with your child in the following interventions:

Speech Therapy Session

Speech & Language Therapy

This form of intervention is for individuals who display the following disorders:

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  • Articulation Disorders

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  • Receptive and/or Expressive Language Disorders

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  • Auditory Processing Disorders

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Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC) Therapy

For individuals with limited to no verbal communication.

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Types of AAC Systems:

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  • No, Low, Mid, High Tech System Development

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  • Visually Based-Learning Systems

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Autism Therapy
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Autism Therapy

For individuals diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Social Communication Disorders.

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Treated Using 3 Models:

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Apraxia Therapy

For individuals diagnosed with apraxia of speech.

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We employ the Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol:

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  • Treatment to increase the coordination and motor planning of the individual's speech articulators (the muscles responsible for producing speech​)

Speech Therapy

Speech & Occupational Therapy Intensive Treatment Program (SPOT IT)

An inter-professional intensive 6-week program for children birth to adolescents with speech, language, communication, and sensory-motor needs.

 

  • The program runs 3 hours a day, 5 days a week for 3, 4, 5, or 6 weeks.

 

  • This program is a collaborative approach to treatment, with Speech-Language Pathologists and Occupational Therapists working individually with your child.

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  • This program was created to give your child the boost they need to increase his/her overall functional development and to reach his/her full potential.

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  • Children are assessed to determine the appropriate number of weeks of participation and parents choose the time frame that works best for their schedule anytime during the year.

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Saa, M.P., Squillacioti, S., Rosin, S. (2020).

Intensive Collaborative Intervention Programs for Children With Developmental Disabilities.

SIS Quarterly Practice Connections. May 2020, Volume 5, Issue 2. ISSN 1084-4902.
 

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Therapeutic Listening Program

Therapeutic Listening is a treatment approach which combines sound-based intervention with sensory integrative treatment techniques. It provides auditory stimulation, through the use of enhanced and specially recorded music, as a means of accessing the nervous system and stimulating areas of the brain used in listening and processing sensory information.

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Benefits:​​

  • Praxis, motor planning, bilateral coordination, and fine motor skills

  • Focus and attention

  • Self-regulation

  • Organized behavior

  • Postural control

  • Oral motor skills and articulation

  • Social skills and communication

  • Sensory defensive behaviors

  • Eating and sleeping patterns

  • Response to sounds and verbal directions

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Kids Handwriting

Handwriting Without Tears

Handwriting Without Tears is a proven program for teaching handwriting to children. Developed by Occupational Therapists, it uses multi-sensory techniques to make writing fun!

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  • Research-backed curriculum designed to be easy to teach and easy to learn

  • Multi-sensory learning engages visual, audio, and kinesthetic learners

  • Explicit instruction combined with guided practice to promote handwriting automaticity

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