Children + Families are Our Priority.
Pediatric therapy under one roof, including one-on-one intensive, evidence-based ABA therapy (applied behavior analysis). social + functional living skills group support, speech therapy, occupational therapy + school preparation.
Playful, Evidence-Based Care in Pediatric Therapy
We envision a world where all children are recognized for their strengths, not their deficits, and where families impacted by autism have access to the services that enable them to live their best lives. Our multispecialty approach to autism was designed to customize treatment to meet needs of each child + family.
We believe pediatric therapy is centered around the family. We work with both your child + your family to help your child overcome obstacles for success at home, at school, and in the community. At our Norwell clinic, you can expect true coordination of care between all of your child’s therapy providers with a variety of pediatric therapy services — all under one roof. Our multispecialty team of talented Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), registered behavioral technicians (RBTs), speech-language pathologists (SLPs) and occupational therapists (OTs) develop individualized, evidence-based, and family-centric treatment plans to support your child + family.
The central focus of our practice is one-on-one intensive, evidence-based Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy. We provide a roster of additional services, including speech therapy, occupational therapy, pre-k and kindergarten preparation programs, parent or caregiver support, social skills groups, and functional living skills groups.
What is ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis)?
ABA is a therapy based on the science of learning and behavior.
How Does ABA Therapy Work?
ABA helps us understand behavior, learning, and how a child’s environment affects both. It aims to increase helpful behaviors and decrease behaviors that are harmful or that affect learning. Clinical oversight and supervision is provided by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).
What is Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)?
Autism, or autism spectrum disorder (ASD), is a developmental disability caused by differences in the brain. People with ASD often have problems with social communication and interaction, and restricted or repetitive behaviors or interests. People with ASD may also have different ways of learning, moving, or paying attention.
Which Therapy is Right for My Child?
Autism is a complex diagnosis. Our board certified and state-licensed clinicians have extensive training in assessing the individual needs of a child. Our multidisciplinary approach helps identify what’s best for your child and family.
ABA Therapy Can Include:
• 1:1 intensive ABA individualized for all needs + abilities
• Small group instruction with peers
• Pre-K prep steeped in functional communication
• Social + functional living skills: supplementary support with life skills such as self-care, socialization, money management, job prep, household maintenance, and more)
By utilizing verbal language, sign language, or assistive technology, speech therapy aims to foster the development and improvement of communication skills. This therapy enables your child to engage effectively with their loved ones. Additionally, it addresses the functionality of facial muscles and structures that play a crucial role in speech, feeding, and swallowing.
Speech Therapy Can Include:
• Expressive language/Receptive language
• Auditory processing disorders
• Articulation + phonological processes
• Late talkers, preschool language disorders
• Augmentative + alternative communication
• Childhood apraxia of speech + dysarthria
• Selective mutism
• Pragmatic language disabilities + social skills
• Orofacial myofunctional disorders
Occupational therapy helps children improve sensory, cognitive, physical or motor skills in addition to addressing social, psychological or environmental factors that may affect a child’s development. Occupational therapy focuses on helping children become independent with daily activities such as playing, eating, dressing, practicing handwriting, or maintaining balance.
Occupational therapy can include:
• Pre-writing skills
• Cognitive skills
• Sensory integration
• Fine motor skills (grasping a toy or pencil)
• Balance + coordination
• Assessing or adjusting equipment
• Visual motor skills
• Daily routines (bathing, dressing, brushing teeth)
• Feeding techniques
• Oral motor coordination
Get Started in Plymouth, MA.
Our highly skilled, compassionate clinicians are dedicated to helping your child reach his or her highest level of independence.
To make an appointment or learn more about our services, complete our inquiry form or contact us at (508) 858-5991
Our Mission
Building Community Through Opportunities + Inclusion
We want everything for your child too! We understand that every child has unique needs and it is our mission to provide your child with the opportunity to learn and grow in a supportive environment. Our team of pediatric specialists have a higher calling and are dedicated to helping children become more independent with daily activities and to reach their developmental milestones, setting them up for success. We believe that success for children and families mean success for our communities as well. We are proud to serve your family at our Plymouth Center.
Visit our Plymouth Clinic
Plymouth Clinic
5 Natalie Way
Plymouth, MA 02360
Phone: (508) 858-5991
