Summer Speech and Occupational Therapy Groups

Little Talkers is a fun and engaging therapy group designed for children ages 2-4 with expressive language delays or articulation concerns. Led by a licensed SLP, this program provides a supportive environment where children can build their communication skills through play-based activities, music, movement, and social interactions. Each session focuses on expanding vocabulary, improving speech clarity, and increasing confidence in communication.

Social Superstars is a welcoming and affirming therapy group for neurodivergent children ages 8-12 who want to build confidence and connection in social interactions. Led by a licensed SLP, this group focuses on supporting authentic communication, perspective-taking, problem-solving, and navigating social dynamics — all while honoring each child’s unique communication style. Through engaging games, collaborative activities, and group discussions, children will have opportunities to connect with peers, practice self-advocacy, and strengthen communication skills in a safe and accepting environment.

AAC All-Stars is a fun and supportive therapy group for children ages 5-12 who use Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices. Led by a licensed SLP, this group focuses on building communication confidence, expanding language use, and fostering social connections through play, movement, and group activities. Children will have opportunities to practice using their AAC devices in a natural, social setting while engaging in motivating and interactive experiences.

Food Explorers is a playful and supportive feeding therapy group for children who experience feeding challenges such as limited food variety, sensory sensitivities, or mealtime stress. Led by a licensed SLP, this group uses a responsive, child-led approach to help children build positive experiences with food through play, exploration, and social interaction. Each session focuses on increasing comfort around new foods, supporting sensory processing, and fostering a positive relationship with eating.

Script to Free is designed for children ages 2-6 who are Gestalt Language Processors (GLPs) in stages 1-3 of language development. Led by a licensed SLP, this group provides a supportive and engaging environment for children to build meaningful communication through play, music, movement, and connection. Sessions focus on expanding gestalts, modeling mitigable language, and supporting the transition toward self-generated speech.

Move and Groove is designed to support children ages 5-8 in developing essential motor skills. This program focuses on motor planning, hand-eye coordination, balance, and strengthening through play-based activities, obstacle courses, and interactive games. Led by an OT, children will have the opportunity to build confidence in their movement, improve coordination, and develop foundational skills for everyday tasks and recreational activities.

Ready to Regulate is designed to help children develop emotional regulation skills by improving their awareness of body signals (interoception) and learning strategies for self-regulation. Through engaging movement activities, sensory exploration, and interactive games, children will build a stronger connection between their emotions and physical sensations. Each one-hour session will focus on recognizing body cues, understanding how they relate to emotions, and practicing regulation strategies in a supportive and fun environment.

Little Scribblers is a fun and engaging therapy group for children ages 3-5 who are working on building fine motor, pre-writing, and hand strength skills to support future success with drawing, writing, and everyday tasks. Led by a licensed OT, this group uses play-based activities, crafts, and hands-on exploration to promote hand strength, coordination, and motor control. Each session is designed to foster confidence and independence while supporting the development of foundational skills for pre-writing and school readiness.

Mighty Writers is a fun and supportive therapy group for children ages 6-9 who are working on improving their fine motor skills, handwriting, and overall writing confidence. Led by a licensed OT, this group focuses on building hand strength, coordination, and motor control through engaging activities, games, and creative writing tasks. Children will have opportunities to practice letter formation, pencil grasp, and writing endurance in a low-pressure, encouraging environment.