Group Support

Learning how to interact with others contributes to a sense of self-awareness and trust, laying the groundwork for success in school, family life, and friendships.

We offer group sessions for children and their parents through a shared community of trust, engagement, learning, and enjoyment. Connections thrive on social and emotional understanding.

Feeding Group

  • Supporting toddlers (ages 1-2) who have limited vocabulary to build their understanding and development of first words.

  • Supporting parents and children to build their confidence and abilities in social-relational communication.

    -routines
    -books
    -play
    -following instructions
    -requesting
    -protesting
    -commenting
    -answering/asking questions

  • Supporting parents and autistic children to understand and support their neurodiverse child’s unique learning style

    -Gestalt language processing
    -Sensory and regulation
    -Routines and transitions
    -Integrating strengths

    • Therapeutic individual services (with a speech-language pathologist)

    • Therapeutic group services (with a speech-language pathologist)

AAC Group

  • For children who are late talkers, nonverbal, or minimally speaking to provide alternative communication support to develop language and social integration/expression

    • Gestures

    • Signs

    • Icons/Pictures

    • Vocabulary boards

    • High-tech AAC systems

  • For babies/toddlers who are showing some signs of concern or avoidance around foods:

    • Sensory exploration

    • Building on success

    • Advancing diets and textures

    • Oral skill and safety

    • As an Expert Feeding Coaching Calls

    • Individual (1:1) in-person infant feeding packages

    • Therapeutic services (with an infant-feeding specialized occupational therapist/speech-language pathologist)

Emerging Language

  • For children who are showing some signs of concern or avoidance around foods:

    • Sensory exploration

    • Language around learning new foods

    • Advancing diets, textures, and volume

    • Social eating and positive association

  • For children who have delays or differences in their oral skills for chewing and swallowing

    • Lips, cheek, jaw, and tongue development

    • Advancing food presentation through sequential chewing development

    • Building confidence and learning strategies to protect and support oral challenges

    • Social eating and positive association

    • As an Expert Feeding Coaching Calls

    • Individual (1:1) in-person child feeding packages

    • Therapeutic individual services (with a feeding-specialized occupational therapist/speech-language pathologist)

    • Therapeutic group services (with a feeding-specialized occupational therapist/speech-language pathologist)

Expanding Language

  • Helping a tube-fed infant/child build confidence and oral skill for feeding readiness

    • Swallowing support

    • Saliva management

    • Chewing skills

  • Introducing a tube-fed infant/child to oral eating (foods and liquids)

    • Health/Medical considerations prioritized

    • Promoting bolus feeds for oral association to foods and hunger/fullness cues

    • Positive associations and cue-based progression

    • As an Expert Feeding Coaching Calls

    • Therapeutic individual services (with a medical-feeding-specialized occupational therapist/speech-language pathologist)

Engage their
growing curiosity

It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world.

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