Dani is a wonderful therapist for my child. She sees him as a whole person, not just a diagnosis. I…read morecan tell she truly cares about him and wants him to succeed. How lucky we are to have found her!

I cannot say enough good things about Dani. My twins began seeing her at age 4, as their speech was…read morestill difficult for most strangers to understand, in spite of preschool and PPS early intervention speech therapy. Dani was wonderful with the twins, and "going to speech" was an activity that was looked forward to weekly. She is on time, organized, and a great communicator. The twins' speech progressed wonderfully under her care. This fall they entered Kindergarten, able to be understood by their peers and teachers, and no longer in need of services. We miss Dani already.

We LOVE Ms. Molly! We've made so much more progress than I was expecting with our special needs…read morekid. Ms. Molly genuinely cares about the kids and engages with them on their level. She's always in a good mood (or at least seems to be) and uses fun tactics to get kids to engage with her, incorporating their interests to get them to do their work with her. We are so grateful for her and will be sad when the day comes that we don't need to see her every week.

We are disappointed with the lack of transparency on billing practices. We have received multiple…read morebills and are unable to discern what exactly we are paying for. We ask for clarification and receive statements with just codes on it and no explanation. The most feedback we received was on our exit appointment (which we requested) which was at the beginning of November but just received another confusing bill in the mail. I know medical/insurance stuff can be confusing but this seems unnecessary. We get more clarity in billing from an emergency room visit than this. We do appreciate any help with our child's development but feel taken advantage of for the actual amount of time/communication we received versus how much we were charged.

The office staff and therapists are nice, but the service they provide is not worth the cost. They…read morehave 30 minute appointments with no breaks in between patients, so you don't even get the full 30 minutes you pay for. I requested longer sessions, but they have very few 45 minute appointments available. It feels like they are rushing as many kids through as possible to collect as much money from insurance (and private pay families) as they can.

As a West Linn native I have known Parkwood Clinic and Ashley since it's beginning. Ashley has…read morealways been a wealth of knowledge and a professional, as is her entire team. She has given me developmental activities to do at home with my son that have taken him leaps and bounds above his previous level. Parkwood clinic is an amazing asset to the community and to the development of the children in the surrounding area. Ashley is constantly engaging her team in various training opportunities to ensure they remain relevant and up to date on the most recent research and methods. Highly recommend!

They're all booked up and aren't accepting new patients as of May 2025. They put ppl on a wait…read morelist. Except for when I called a week earlier a lady told me if I got a referral from my doctor first they could get me in within 2-4 months. So I jumped through the hoops - got the doc appt. Got the referral. Then recieved a text from Sensible SL saying I need to fill out all their 100 question form first. So I did. Got a voicemail saying they have the referral and call to schedule. Only for me to go through all those steps for them to tell me no actually they aren't scheduling. I asked if the policy changed from last week to this week. She gave me a robotic answer about it always being that way. They should just be up front with ppl from the start that they aren't scheduling, instead of all the hoops. frustrated I spent all that time filling out forms in detail, and getting referred by my doc for them to say they aren't accepting patients.

I have worked with all the staff either on the phone or in person. I can honestly say they are the…read morefriendliest and most helpful people I have ever encountered.

Mrs. Dall is patient, kind & very focused. She has made speech therapy fun for our six year old and…read morewe are seeing remarkable results, especially when we follow suit and do our at home practice as well. Highly recommended!

From the owner: Dallhouse Speech and Language provides individualized speech, language and literacy therapy to…read morechildren aged 18 months - 21 years. Whether provided via teletherapy or in-person, services are family-centered individualized for your needs: late talker, difficulty understanding and using language, articulation, apraxia, dyslexia. Accelerate speech therapy progress. No evaluation required with current school speech evaluation/individualized education program. Let's talk! Together we can determine whether Dallhouse is a good fit for you and your child.

Advanced Pediatric Therapies…read more Therapeutic Listening Experts! Occupational Therapy for Sensory Integration and ADHD.

Love this place! Super fun staff, super fun place. Doesn't feel cold and clinical, but rather warm…read moreand a great place to learn and explore. My son's therapist is Melissa, she is a genius, so kind, and hard working. Yay apt!

After receiving a referral from our primary care doctor we searched all around for a speech clinic…read morefor my toddler. It took us a couple of weeks to find one without a long waitlist that could see him in a reasonable amount of time. I consider us very lucky to have been placed with Brittany at Speech and Play. It's a long drive for us but it's well worth it. She has done a fantastic job helping my toddler become confident to speak and practice sounds. He is now communicating much more clearly leading to less meltdowns and a happier kid! The Speech Therapists here truly care about children and work hard to help them practice their speech all while having fun. It has always been fun and the attitudes of the staff has always been pleasant and lighthearted. After nearly 12 months we are now at the point where we will be attending monthly instead of weekly because of how far my toddler has come in his speech development so I thought it was a good time to leave this beaming review. Without Brittany we would've been struggling for a long time to help our toddler and we are forever grateful for her efforts and skill that has resulted in his success. Thank you thank you! We will miss her when we completely wrap up his standing appointments.

Speech and Play has been absolutely amazing for my son. Jim, Courtney and the other professionals…read morethat we have worked with have been wonderful. My child had severe speech delay and was really impacting his experience and school and with peers. The thoughtful, diligent, and patient work has really paid off! I can't recommend S&P highly enough!

Nicole is kind and patient and great at what she does! She knows how to work with students of all…read moreages. If you have concerns about your child's speech sounds or language use, call Nicole.

From the owner: Speech and Language Connections provides individual evaluations and therapy for children ages 3-18…read morewho have delays in speech and/or language. Our mission is to help each child connect with the people in his/her environment in a meaningful way through communication.

My daughter has been going to speech therapy here for 10 months and her vocabulary has exploded! I…read moream very happy with her progress and the office as a whole. Everyone has been extremely friendly and the front office staff has been super responsive to any needs that I have had. I would highly recommend their services.

So far I'm not impressed my son has came home mad or crying the last 3 times from this place they…read moredon't know how to interact with a 3 year old they are teaching him tuff noodles they have a toy and when my son does not say knock knock and do the action he does not get the toy then of course the leads to a meltdowns also this is going to confuse him he going to knock on a door and someone going to answer and he going to expect a toy and then he not going to get it and he going to get confused when you knock someone answers the door not give you a toy and now thare working on a new word and he would not say it so they refuse again to give him a toy and then thare was another meltdown it's a new word of course he will not say it as soon as he hear it for the frist time for someone that educated your not really a toddler or any kid this age is going to get upset when you refuse to give him something that not speach that stress you have to make stuff fun and interact with them just talk to some other moms that left this place because the teachers can't interact with thare kid right and one had multiple complaints on one teacher

I received exceptional service from the get-go. The receptionist and Gabe always remembered my…read morename and Kim and Jared were the best and most patient physical therapists I've had. They were very knowledgeable about my wrist pain and explained things as they went. The quality of care I received from all of the staff was amazing. It was a welcoming and fun environment. I highly recommend.

I have to say, I want to put Melanie in my will. She has been an absolute blessing to me for the…read morelast 15 months. I injured my wrist in April of 2021. I have some strange anatomy which made the official diagnosis a bit difficult for my orthopedist. Without a complete diagnosis, I wanted a conservative approach so he referred me to a hand therapist at Providence. Well, I am lazy AF and didn't want to drive to PDX so I called Armworks instead. Melanie was inspiring from the get-go. She was able to help get the actual injury diagnosed and formulate a treatment plan. When it did not resolve the problem, Melanie was honest and said this needed to be treated surgically, but reassured me I was welcome back if I needed further help afterwards. My original orthopedist wanted to do major surgery which would require months of rehab. I took the time to do some research and seek out a second opinion (people, always ALWAYS get a second opinion, even if you like the first one!). I found a different doctor who agreed to the repair in a less-drastic manner, so I underwent that procedure in May of this year. My post-surgery care instructions were basically "don't rush it" and "see how you feel" with no mention of rehab. While the procedure went flawlessly, a few days after surgery I was feeling completely beleaguered and called Armworks again, thinking maybe Melanie could provide some advice on what I'm calling "managed healing." I was not optimistic since I was still in quite a bit of pain. Melanie has been such a calming presence, therapy is structured, prescribed exercises are very reasonable and have been so effective. She has a high emotional IQ so has provided support in that fashion as well. I'm still in rehab but I'm back to doing the things I was unable to do before - washing my hair, chopping food, opening cans. Pretty soon I will be back on the golf course. Melanie and my hand surgeon have given me my life back.