The children's spot has been life changing fir our family. We have been going there for about 4…read moreyears. My son started a 2 and half years old with Aba, speech and it services. He went from being non verbal to being able to say full sentences. His social skills have become amazing and over all playing skills have grown. The staff has gone to the moon and back for our family especially since my daughter was diagnosed at 18 months. The over all environment is amazing. I walk away feeling confident I've been provided the tools and knowledge to help my kids succeed and thrive. I don't know what I would do without our spot family. Thank you

This place is truly amazing. We have been to another private therapist that was just mediocre but…read morethis place it the best. They have multiple treatment rooms, a multi sensory room and and large gym. The therapists work hard to get to really know your child and target their needs and strengths. Communication between staff and family is great and they are open to discussing different treatment options and goals. They are also willing to work with the school and IEP teams. My son does SP, OT, and ABA there and we couldn't be more happy with his progress do far.

I started working on my accent with Annie about 4 months ago. I've worked with other language…read morecoaches before but have found Annie's approach to be more effective and sustainable long-term. In this short time we've worked on my Ts, Zs, Vs, and all the vowels, which are the hardest for me. During our session yesterday we went all the way back to the beginning of our google document and I was surprised by how easily I could differentiate all the vowels. I read the old word lists again and Annie just kept saying 'great' because I had mastered all of those. I was amazed by my progress in this short time. Annie is also just a delight to work with. She's a true pro when it comes to language for sure but what I find equally important is her encouraging, joyful and kind nature. I highly recommend her.

From the owner: With a decade of speech-language therapy experience working with infants-adults in acute rehab,…read moreHoward County Public School System, and Howard County Infants & Toddlers Program, Annie uses research-based methods for articulation, receptive and expressive language, stuttering, cluttering, apraxia, autism, deaf and hard of hearing, accent reduction, early language, and more. Strengths include problem solving and developing rapport. Annie is able to evaluate, treat, assist with IEP/IFSP questions, and provide second opinions. Proficiency in ASL allows Annie to provide services for deaf children in a unique way; early language learners can also benefit.

Very thankful to have found New Beginning! Both of my children come to NBPR for occupational,…read morephysical, and speech therapies. We work with several of the therapists, and they couldn't be more supportive for not only my children, but for me as their caregiver.

High standard of care, genuine kindness & advocacy for children! Was very pleased with our care…read morehere!

I came to AAA after seeing several positive Yelp reviews. My doctor ordered physical therapy…read morebecause of knee arthritis. Nina at AAA was able to help me to strengthen the area around my knee so that I no longer feel the pain I was experiencing. I have a follow up appt in a week with the orthopedic and I am pretty sure I won't need the cortisone shot that he gave me the first time. The location is ideal, the staff atr excellent. It is family run and very welcoming.

AAA Physical Therapy has helped my Mom tremendously, as she recovers from a hip-replacement…read moresurgery. All the staff show excellent professionalism, compassion, and competence in the care they provide. The physical therapists all take their time to listen and discuss any questions, concerns, and info the patient or family present. No one is rushed or pressured during the visits. All care is individualized and tailored to each patient's recovery. The location and hours are very convenient. We highly recommend this practice for anyone needing care from a physical therapist!

Here we are in this crazy, COVID-laden world and all I hear are "get tested" and "get vaccinated"…read morepractically every day. We've been dealing with this for two years now and it's getting quite tiresome honestly. Nevertheless, when I finally made the conscious decision to get vaccinated, I was trying to figure out where to go and found out that my local health department gives out the vaccine and you can choose which one you want. I was able to register online for my appointment. When I got my first two shots, I went to the vaccine clinic that the health department was holding at Howard County Community College. I recently got my booster and this time, I went to the actual health department location on Stanford Blvd in Columbia. Each visit was pretty seamless. I checked in, they verified which vaccine I was getting and if it was my first, second, or third shot, and then I got in line to wait for the next available nurse to give me the vaccine. Afterwards, they have a waiting area and ask you to wait 15 minutes to make sure you don't have any bad reactions to the vaccine and then you're on your way. The Howard County Health Department also offers COVID testing and distributes at-home tests as well. I'm hoping to see an end to this frenzy soon but I'm thankful that HoCo Health Department has been very helpful through all of this.

Long lines but they are doing the best they can. With the holiday season it seems like everyone…read moreneeds to get a top cove and test for their travel plans. The testing lines seem to be long everywhere and here is no exception. On this Monday morning they were giving out 400 at home test kits and doing onsite testing from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm. People started lining up at 6 AM for the at home test. Around 8 AM one of the employees came out and they passed out tickets to the first 200 people in line. This guarantee that each of them would receive two tests. Everyone else was sent home because there were no more tests available. But most of those people just walk and get into the line for the whole on site testing. There were a lot of walk-ups it only a few people who showed up with appointments. If you look online there were no appointments available. The weights were pretty long considering people waited over an hour before the doors even opened. Once they started the line move pretty quickly. Hopefully the situation improves and the testing locations will have the small backyards in the near future. Overall they are doing a pretty good job at the Howard county health department.