Our speech-language pathologists provide screening, evaluation, consultation, and intervention for children, students, and adults with communication needs. Services may support articulation, language, social communication, fluency, voice, literacy-related language skills, cognitive-communication, and functional communication. In schools, SLPs collaborate with teams, support documentation, participate in IEP processes, and help students access instruction. In clinic and virtual settings, services are individualized to support communication, confidence, and daily participation.
Our school psychologists support learning, development, behavior, and social-emotional well-being through assessment, consultation, and intervention planning. They help identify strengths and needs, support eligibility decisions, recommend learning and behavioral strategies, and collaborate with school teams to promote student success and compliance.
Our occupational therapists help children, students, and adults build the functional skills needed for daily participation and independence. Services may focus on fine motor development, handwriting readiness, sensory processing, self-regulation, visual-motor integration, adaptive strategies, daily living skills, and participation in classroom, home, community, or workplace routines.
Our special education teachers provide targeted instructional support that helps students access the curriculum and make progress toward individualized goals. Services may include academic skill development, differentiated instruction, accommodations, progress monitoring, classroom strategies, and IEP-aligned support.
Our special education coordinators help schools organize services, maintain documentation, support IEP processes, monitor timelines, coordinate teams, and strengthen special education programming. They support clear communication among administrators, teachers, providers, and families while helping reduce service gaps.
Our school social workers support students’ social, emotional, behavioral, and environmental needs so they can participate more successfully in school. Services may include student support, family and school consultation, social-emotional skill development, behavioral intervention planning, crisis support, resource coordination, and participation in IEP or support team meetings.
