Community Based Therapy Provides:

• An optimal opportunity for children to develop functional skills they will use in everyday routines.
  
  
• Increased collaboration between therapists and parents, resulting in more carry-over skills outside of sessions.
  
  
• More convenience for busy caregivers, resulting in increased attendance or sessions during critical developmental periods.
  
  

Speech Language Therapy

• Therapy for voice, fluency, expressive and receptive language, and articulation
• Oral motor and feeding therapy
• Assessment, training, and programming for augmentative communication disorders
• Social skills training
• Training of non-verbal communication, such as sign language, gesturing, and picture exchange communication
  
  

Occupational Therapy

• Therapy to improve fine motor, visual motor, and visual perception skills
• Sensory processing and integration functions
• Social and cognitive linguistic therapy
  
  

Physical Therapy

• Rehabilitation for musculoskeletal deficits occurring with physical disabilities
• Therapy to promote development of gross motor skills and balance coordination
• Strength and endurance training