She makes it possible to do appointments via zoom. I've only had 2 sessions so it's too early to…read moretell if I'm better. It's a lot of practice work on my part. I have hope.

As someone who has struggled with a stutter my whole life, finding Laura was incredibly refreshing…read more When my best friend asked me to be the maid of honor of her wedding and do a speech, I turned to Laura to help find new tools on how to cope and work through this. I'm so happy I did, because Laura gave me a new confidence and outlook on my stutter that has totally changed my perspective. I so appreciate everything she's taught me. I would highly recommend working with Laura!

Doesn't get any better than this for parents of toddlers with speech delays.. RiteCare is…read moresponsored with funds raised by the Scottish Rite. Their services are FREE. They do ask for donations for their cause which are tax deductible,,,this is a non-profit organization. They have very skilled pathologists situated in a very family friendly environment. Their therapists not only know what they are doing, they are really good with kids. They also offer a parent education class for parents to apply the needed skills for the other 23 hours in the day when your child isn't at therapy. This really acts like a turbo boost to your chid's speaking capabilities. This is a very well run organization that really deserves the donations for its cause. You can see the results of their efforts. Can't say enough good things about them.

My son was 3 1/2 and was speech delay when I start going to Rite-care.He saw Jackie regularly from…read morelast 3 years and I can't say enough good things about his progress and how great Jackie is.Before we even met she addressed my million question/concerns with care and professionalism both via email and on the phone. She is warm and downtown earth and we started seeing improvement immediately and I think it's because Jackie knew exactly where and what would work best for him.After each session Jackie spent a lot of time letting me know what she and Haider work on,how is progress was coming along and what we could do at home to help him.I am so thankful from all her hard work on him with different games ,and always make the session full of fun that he never get bored .now he is 6 and very different boy where he was when we started ,before with pointing no speech and no interest .Last week was his last session with Jackie he graduated with outstanding work which he was so excited about it . I am so greatful of Ritecare of Washington and great speech therapy Jackie .I highly recommend rite care of Washington for family who can't effort to pay for speech therapy it's totally FREE of COST. Thanks Jackie .

There are fancier places with better food but the care and friendship that the staff of Shoreline…read moreoffered my dad more than made up for this. It's down-to-earth, genuine people that make the difference.

IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING THIS PLACE, TAKE THE TIME TO READ THIS!!!!…read more I have waited over a month before writing this review. My mother contracted Covid (she was vaccinated) at this facility and died. I am not terribly upset about that, there are MANY other issues. First of all, I felt the physical therapy part of this facility was the only competent and caring group. I chose this facility over 5 others that I had to choose from for the clean appearance, friendly staff, and the nearby, decent physical therapy center within the complex. They showed me a spacious room, that ended up not being like other rooms. The bathroom of her room was shared, I was unaware and never considered that they did this, especially with Covid. My mother was here after she fractured her hip and while rehabbing had significant leg and muscle pain.....very normal. After a few days I was concerned that she had suffered a stroke....her mind was foggy, speech had become slurred, but I just happened to be on the phone when an attendant came with her meds. I could hear the conversation clearly. Now, my mother was taking half an oxycodon (As Requested), but would take it a half hour prior to physical therapy. This day, along with her typical meds, pink pill was delivered, she asked the attendant twice what it was, "Take it, its for pain." I told her not to take it. "Take it," I heard him say. I told her to throw it on the floor, I KNEW it was not any pain pill that she had asked for. After MANY phone calls, I found out that the Nurse Practitioner (ROMA) had prescribed her Flexiril (As Requested) without my Mother or I being informed. She never had asked or requested it. In my mind, it was the equivalent of being "roofied" and it was under the direction of ROMA. In her state of mind, she did not know they had added this narcotic. This was why she was lethargic, slurred speech, etc. I confronted this "Medical Professional" with questions, in particular, when rehab causes muscle pain, is this the normal course of action over ice and tylenol or the like. They simply DRUGGED HER to make it easier. After my conversation, they used ice, compression and a "pain patch" and she was able to progress again. Be ever vigilant if your loved one ends up here, and, in particular, check on the nursing and Roma. She exuded incompetence and dishonesty. One of the ladies that has been there for quite sometime is allowed to keep her TV on 24\7 at a ridiculous high level that makes it difficult to rest. My mother had to fight to get her bed changed after an accident, some attendants treated her roughly when changing bedding, etc. The facility doctor told me he would see my mother weekly. That was total BS. It was very difficult to get calls returned until I e-mailed several administrators and care givers with a CC to my attorney. Oh, but when Medcair was getting near the end of their paying duration I did receive calls, even though her supplemental insurance would cover the costs and the information had been submitted with them. Can you guess what happened with that? Yup, they had lost it, but it did not matter, she contracted Covid there, and died. When she tested positive for Covid, I received a call from Roma that her blood oxygen levels were declining. I had to TELL HER to send her to a hospital, thus she was sent to UW and put into ICU. I truly believe they would have tried to care for her there and allowed it to worsen and spread further. Choosing that facility and the incompetence and uncaring that she endured will haunt me forever. They are good with the sales, the empty promises, and the appearance that you see when you enter, but it is awful. I did not even mention the food, once a week showering, indiscriminate times of delivering meds, or the way they had not even bagged her belongings to "quarantine" them like the hospital does with the belongings of those with Covid.

At age 2, the doctors thought my son had apraxia. We were looking for someone who had worked with…read moreyoung children, with a wide range of speech concerns and was PROMPT certified. Shelly developed a relationship with our son, and broke down her work into building blocks. Each session was built on the session before and over time we began to see great progress. Shelly gave us work to do at home, which is really useful when you are meeting only once or twice a week. We were also appreciative of her communicating our son's progress and connecting with his daycare to share books and best practices. What I liked most was how Shelly came to learn our son's interests and incorporated them into the lessons. I would recommend her to others without hesitation.

Shelly is a true professional, very sweet, and brilliant at what she does. She got my son off on…read morethe right foot, and we were seeing results quickly. We had to stop therapy because of co-vid (my son is too young to sit for tele-health, though we gave it a good college try!), but we will return when we can. She left us with a wealth of advice and resources, and my son went from saying 40 words (mostly approximations), to now having a word for everything in his life, and connecting 2-4 words together. We were very fortunate to connect with Shelly.

I am a pediatrician and frequently send my patients to Wonderland if I am concerned about a child's…read moredevelopment. Wonderland has professional staff that work well with families, and I have been very impressed with level of their therapy services. They also offer community groups for children of all abilities. Thank you, Wonderland, for all that you do for the children and families in our community!

From the owner: Wonderland Child & Family Services is a multi-program agency serving children from birth through…read moreage 12 with developmental delays, disabilities, and prenatal substance exposure. Founded 50 years ago, Wonderland's mission is to provide a strong and equitable foundation for children and their families with diverse needs and abilities to flourish through therapy, education, advocacy, and resources. We reach hundreds of families every month through Early Childhood Programs & Services and Hope RISING Clinic for Prenatal Substance Exposure. Our direct service providers are uniquely trained to provide trauma- and FASD-informed care.

Minette was recommended to us by the neuropsychologist who tested and wrote my child's evaluation…read more She worked with one of my children who has a dyslexia/dysgraphia diagnosis and then worked with my other child who was struggling with organizing writing. In total, our family has worked with Minette for just over eighteen (18) months. Minette's has an incredible ability to connect with my children. She built rapport and trust, she's honest and engaging. She is able to skillfully walk students (and parents) through testing data and explain what it means. She focused on my children's strengths and uses them to develop their areas of weakness. She's kind, clear, and firm and was just so competent at getting my children to buy in to working very (very) hard and being able to see their gains and improvements. Our successes with Minette: With my dyslexic child--she saw Minette 2x/week. I typically took my child to tutoring during the school day for her sessions with Minette. She started tutoring in January of 1st grade, struggling to read and unable to produce (phonemic) written work--lots of great writing, but nothing that we could read. At the end of first grade she was able to sound out words and read (at level D/E), and do some phonetic writing. At the end of 2nd grade, my child was reading at level M (upper end of grade level) and expanded her writing ability. Most importantly, she learned self-advocacy skills and strategies for reading/catching errors/self-checking and early strategies for writing. The self-checking skills are critical b/c it helps my child understand that mistakes will happen, they need to be caught and corrected, and then you keep on going. With my child who was struggling with writing--she did a few assessments, reviewed some writing samples, and listened to some school history, then crafted several sessions focused on how to organize ideas, how to construct sentences, paragraphs, etc (and punctuation/grammar). After his second session, I received an excited email from his teacher, "[Student] wrote a full page during writing time. It was well written!" Typically, this child would struggle to eek out two sentences. Minette is a highly-capable and dedicated Speech and Language Pathologist. She is able to develop, execute, and communicate an intervention plan and keep everyone moving forward and goal-focused. I have recommended her to many families and their experience has been similar to mine. Thank you so much for supporting our family, Minette!

I have been insecure about speaking in group settings, on the phone, etc for years. I have…read morestuttered/stammered for as long as I can remember and have been embarrassed and afraid to get help. My husband is very supportive and did research on speech therapy for me, and found Minette. I am so thankful. I was extremely nervous upon our first meeting but that quickly went away. Minette made me feel instantly comfortable and at ease. I worked with Minette weekly for about six months and made huge strides in understanding my speech. learning about stuttering, how your mouth and tongue muscles all work together to speak was eye opening. The biggest take aways for me were techniques to relax muscles that tense while I read out loud. (I have two young children I read to daily) And also being comfortable and accepting my speech imperfections was huge for me. I highly recommend Minette. She is so down to earth, easy to talk to, and really cares about helping you.

Highly recommend! Andrea has been immensely helpful for my child's speech as well as my own…read moreeducation in partnering with and nurturing him.

Natalie was amazing! Our 4 y/o son went from having a really tough time communicating (with us and…read morehis peers) to being able to express himself. It was an amazing transformation and we are extremely grateful to Natalie!

Was a 5 star, they helped rehab my broken leg, arm/shoulder, and lower back after surgery issues…read more Got an email Friday before Xmas. Closing, with a yellow pages list of possible PT clinics. Note: Mosaic closed Adult therapy, all other clinics are open for pediatric care only. So, thanks for letting me know, so I can schedule my total knee replacement rehab. Not much time window since that's on 1/2/19. Ongoing issues? Adults are shown the door with yellow pages. Pediatric care continues at other clinics. Is that age discrimination? Being cast aside mid treatment for neuropathy makes doubt the efficacy and necessity of said "therapy". Thanks Mosaic, it was good, but you've changed. Bad management and greed is a bad recipe for success.

Here's the deal…read more I'm an active guy who gets myself into a lot of trouble. I worked full time hours at an amazing (and busy) cafe in Kirkland and it got my neck into all sorts of weird because I'm tall and the counters in the cafe, well, they weren't. I was hesitant to reach out to any physical therapy because I had previous experience with PT back in Boise that was less than sweet. But my neck pain reached a point where I needed to try. By chance, Mosaic was within walking distance of my apartment. It blew my mind that PT could be what Mosaic was. The staff was overtly friendly and, most importantly, invested in dynamic treatment that involved exactly what and how I was feeling each day. And they were kind enough to laugh at all my bad jokes, which is a huge plus. I receive treatment for my neck for about three months at which time I'm discharged, as it were. I have exercises and recommendations to move forward with instead of just being "done" and "good luck!" So, then my active guy trouble-making hits its stride in late July, 2016, when I dislocate my shoulder. I'm out of town when it occurs, go to the local hospital, and that next morning, I call Mosaic to schedule rehabilitation. They get me an appointment the same week, they test my full range of motion, and they welcome me back like it's a family reunion. Not kidding. The community at Mosaic is absurdly awesome. Any business could learn something from this place when it comes to genuine service. Last week, I went and played disc golf again without a problem. I started a bodyweight exercise program and due to the excellent care, my shoulder feels great. I'm still doing cuff and strength exercises a few times a week, exercises that were given to me as continued therapy after I was discharged. And then there's Tasha. Tasha might be the best PT in the Pacific Northwest. She's damn good at what she does and there was never a moment in either of my PT schedules to Mosaic that I felt uncomfortable or as though I was liable for re-injury. On one of my last PT sessions, knowing that one of my goals was to throw an ultimate disc without trouble, she brought a disc into the office and we practice motion with different throws. THAT is personalized care and that shows class and dedication. Now, if you've made it this far, you might be thinking "okay guy, you seem biased. how much are they paying you." Quite the opposite my friend. I paid THEM to laugh at my bad jokes. But, in fairness, I should list some downsides to Mosaic. I think that's only fair. So, here are the downsides to Mosaic: 1. They are flexible and work with your schedule. (If only they would cancel other people's appointments for me. Sheesh) 2. They always smile. (I mean come on, smiling again? It's Monday) 3. They won't schedule you for more sessions than you need. (Seriously? I love paying way more money than I need to. Jerks) 4. They forced me to bring in coffee. (Well, I mean, it may be more like I volunteered to bring in coffee, but still, what the hell) So I hope that balanced it out for you. If it didn't, and it's still skewed way in favor of working with this amazing family and community at Mosaic, well, good. You may want to go be reckless like me just so you can experience what I'm talking about. Disclaimer: Don't be reckless.

Updated review: They were able to finally find us a…read moretherapist. Due to Covid protocols I wasn't allowed to go back to the sessions with my daughter. I would ask for homework assignments or ways to follow up at home to reinforce the learning and was given nothing. The therapist had to cancel due to illness and we were not notified in advance, we showed up only to find out then that our session was canceled, no rescheduling or any sort of other compensation was offered, then when we needed to cancel an appointment they took it as we were terminating services and took us off the schedule completely. Do not recommend this place. No accountability for mistakes and no sort of rescheduling or any other type of solutions offered.

My son was diagnosed with Receptive and Expressive language disorder. we first had Speech with…read moreMolly in Pre school. when she moved to Lynwood Speech and Associates we followed her. she is a Gem! we love the way she works with Preston! she is so patient and you can tell she takes pride in her work and loves what she does! she has met him right where he's at since the beginning and continues to do so! we've seen great results and couldn't begin to thank her enough! she is a rare find in speech therapy! go see Mrs. Molly!!!