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Crossroads Speech & Occupational Therapy

5.0 (15 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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“Katie was able to get me on her schedule quickly and working with her each week, I saw immediate improvement.”

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We love our speech therapist, Meghan. She's kind, engaging and flexible. She has excellent…read morecommunication skills and is super responsive. I've noticed such positive changes since my daughter began working with her.

Disclaimer: Take what I'm writing seriously, because I'm a straight-up helicopter mom with…read moreridiculous high standards (at least I'm self aware!) Heather and Katie have been working with my son for years now and they are amazing. They are fun and sweet and work so hard to make things fun, but also challenge him to his max. Teaching a 4 year old with dyspraxia and hyperlexia how to move his body in a natural way is NOT EASY- and they go above and beyond to keep him happy and engaged (even when he's being a total pain!) He views these kind ladies as his friends and will ask me to text them or send them videos when he jumps extra high one day or is able to hop on one leg. Moreover, they go above and beyond advocating for him- providing me resources, doctors to consult for any concerns that I have. They are a wealth of information! My family members have commented, multiple times, how much more naturally my son moves and his physical progress. They helped me get him to eat vegetables on his own, where before he'd literally have a nervous breakdown at the mere thought of touching a piece of broccoli because of his fear of unpleasant textures. He's finally able to start keeping up with other kids on a playground, and can finally jump on a trampoline after years of being unable to. They're helping him live moments of childhood that should be happy for him and not stressful- and for that, I'm beyond thankful. I can confidently say that at Little Steps I know that my son is not just a number in their list of patients- they truly care about him and will advocate for his absolute best interests.

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