Our Services

  • Clinical Programs at The Therapy Collaborative

    In addition to traditional occupational and speech therapy, we offer structured programs for children, teens, and young adults who need more specialized support. Our core clinical programs include:

    Complex Feeding & Swallowing Program

    For infants, children, and young adults with feeding and swallowing concerns, including pediatric dysphagia, extreme picky eating, limited variety, mealtime anxiety, or difficulty progressing with textures. Care may include oral-motor work, sensory-based feeding strategies, caregiver coaching, and collaboration with medical providers when needed.

    Functional Neurological & Chronic Pain Program

    For individuals with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), pediatric or teen chronic pain, fatigue, or related symptoms that interfere with school, sports, work, or daily life. Treatment focuses on movement retraining, sensory integration, functional strengthening, graded activity, and education, often in coordination with neurology and mental health providers.

    Pediatric Brain Injury & Neurologic Recovery Program

    For children and young adults with a history of brain injury or other neurologic conditions who have ongoing challenges with movement, participation, communication, or daily living skills. Therapy emphasizes function, safety, school and community participation, and practical strategies for families.

    Early Development & NICU Follow-Up Program

    For infants and toddlers who are NICU graduates, considered high-risk, or whose families have concerns about early motor, sensory, or communication skills. We provide timely, research-informed early support and can work alongside or while families are waiting for state-funded Early Intervention services.

  • Therapy that uses everyday life activities to assist in promoting health, well-being, and accomplishing any meaningful activity you want to engage in.

    Our occupational therapist specializes in Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), pediatric and teen chronic pain and fatigue, sensory integration, and neurologic/brain injury rehabilitation. In addition to these specialties, she provides comprehensive care to support motor development, coordination, self-care, and daily living skills for children, teens, and young adults with a wide range of needs.

    Occupational therapy is a core part of our Functional Neurological & Chronic Pain Program, Pediatric Brain Injury & Neurologic Recovery Program, and Early Development & NICU Follow-Up Program.

    You can learn more about Occupational Therapy (OT) here.

    OT services:

    • Evaluation

    • Evaluation with 4-week Home Program (Optional, typically self-pay and not covered by insurance)

    • Treatment Session

  • Therapy that targets the areas of communication, feeding and swallowing.

    Our speech-language pathologist has specialties in pediatric dysphagia, complex feeding and swallowing, brain injury and neurologic conditions, and autism-related communication and social communication difficulties. In addition to these specialties, she provides comprehensive speech therapy services, addressing a full range of communication, language, and feeding needs for children, teens, and young adults.

    Speech-language pathology is central to our Complex Feeding & Swallowing Program, Pediatric Brain Injury & Neurologic Recovery Program, and Early Development & NICU Follow-Up Program.

    Speech services:

    • Evaluation

    • Evaluation with 4-week home program (optional, typically self-pay and not covered by insurance)

    • Treatment session

    • AAC Devices

  • Our occupational therapist (OT) and speech-language pathologist (SLP) are experts in supporting early developmental milestones for infants and toddlers.

    While state-funded Early Intervention (EI) programs can be a great starting point, many families turn to us for more consistent, individualized care—especially when faced with long waitlists or limited availability.

    We offer timely openings and use research-informed, play-based therapy to help infants and toddlers build the skills they need during this critical stage of development.

  • Our FND program serves children, teens, and young adults experiencing functional neurological symptoms such as changes in gait or movement, weakness, tremors, or sensory changes.

    Care may include movement retraining, sensory integration, functional strengthening, education about FND, and support for school, sports, and daily life. We frequently collaborate with neurology and mental health providers, and can help families understand how therapy fits into a recovery-focused FND plan.

    Please reach out if you’d like to discuss whether our FND program is a good fit.

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More about our services

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    Therapy Evaluation

    Evaluations are sessions designed to capture a clear picture of how you or your child are functioning in everyday life. Our evaluations typically include an in-depth conversation with caregivers (and with teens/young adults directly, when appropriate), along with active, hands-on assessment using purposeful tasks, movement, and communication activities.

    The initial evaluation helps us understand strengths, challenges, what has been tried before, and what kind of therapy approach is likely to be most helpful. When formal standardized testing is needed to guide treatment or provide scores for schools or medical providers, we schedule this as a separate visit and explain which assessments we recommend and why.

    After the evaluation, we’ll discuss our impressions and recommendations, and we’ll talk together about next steps.

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    Therapy Treatment

    After you have completed an evaluation (and any recommended standardized testing), treatment begins. The Therapy Collaborative fosters a supportive, calm environment where children, teens, and young adults can work toward meaningful goals.

    Treatment sessions are highly personalized and may include movement- and activity-based tasks, sensory strategies, feeding and swallowing work, communication practice, or functional skill-building for home, school, work, or sports—depending on the person’s needs.

    Whenever possible, we integrate therapy into real-life routines. That might mean practicing self-care tasks, preparing a snack, rehearsing school or campus scenarios, or working on graded activity for pain and fatigue. Our goal is to make each session practical and relevant so progress can carry over between visits.

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    re-evaluation

    A re-evaluation typically occurs after a period of therapy (for example, after about 10 treatment sessions) or after completing a 4-week home program. A re-evaluation is used to re-test any assessments performed in the initial evaluation, track progress, and update goals and the direction of therapy services.

  • Therapy Evaluation with 4-Week Home Program

    In some situations, a structured short-term home plan is the right fit. In this option, we perform a therapy evaluation and then, instead of weekly treatment sessions, our team creates a 4-week home program targeting specific goals. The plan is tailored to your routines and preferences, and is typically offered as a self-pay service not covered by insurance. We’re happy to talk through whether it makes sense for your situation.