Wow - just wonderful! Highly recommend…read more My 5 year old Autistic daughter just had 2 weeks of social skills group at Puzzle Pieces and we had the best experience. The class was small - 5 kids, and the instructor Jess was able to give each of them individual and group attention. My daughter came home everyday telling me about the fun she had - art, reading, singing, playing - you name it! One week was rainbow themed and the other under the sea themed. We're probably going to have to buy the book "Clark the Shark" since she loved it so much. My favorite thing about Puzzle Pieces is you can tell the staff care about the kids and are not forcing them to comply - instead following the kids leads. That's huge in the Autism services world and honestly this is the first place I have found that attitude at. They definitely live "connection not compliance" and meet the kids where they are. I've heard from parents of the other kids in this group that OT, PT, and Speech at Puzzle Pieces is great too. So so so happy we found this gem and will share the word with other parents of Autistic kids. I'm neurodivergent too & proud. So many centers are awful treating kids like less than, not letting them stim, and other awful. I will never put my kid through that - despite whatever pressure insurance/society puts on us.

From the owner: Puzzle Pieces, LLC is an independent private practice specializing in family-centered services. We…read moreare a multidisciplinary team of mental health clinicians, speech and language pathologists, and occupational therapists with a variety of pediatric specialties and experience. We offer group and individual services for children, parents, families, and professionals.

OMG ... how can I ever thank the staff at South Shore Therapies for helping my children. The staff…read moreis great, knowledgeable and caring. They have provided outstanding advise on the direction of care. They are dedicated to the health and welfare of my child. I would highly recommend. I wish there were more stars to give ...

From the owner: Results that make a difference!…read more At South Shore Therapies, our mission is to provide the highest quality services for children with sensory, speech, feeding, and other special needs. Through a combination of intervention strategies and a safe and nurturing environment, we can encourage positive change. By supporting clients with empathy and respect, we make a fundamental difference in improving the quality of life for children and their families. We specialize in Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Sensory Intergration, and Listening Therapies.

This place is amazing! I have been working with the owner Bridget for a year and a half and have…read morelearned so much from her. She is very knowledgable and a strong advocate for neurodivergent children and adults. I drive 45 minutes one way to see her because she truly is the best of the best.

So if I wrote this review in February I would have given 5 stars, staff and therapists were…read moreawesome. But since covid-19 has shut down everything, there has been no communication from staff. I was told before things shut down that when/if it shut down we would be getting emails with activities, etc. But have received nothing. Tried to call a few times and still nothing. Now you cant even get through on the phone any more.

The staff is SO friendly and helpful, they are so great with the kiddo's, they really do make…read moredifference. You'll see a lot of progress from treatment here.

ATI physical therapy in Dedham is the absolute best! I had shoulder and hip issues, and the team…read morehere did tremendous work to make me feel better. Both Jackie and Brian use hands-on techniques and a range of manual therapies, paying close attention to progress over time. Their treatments effectively combine true tissue mobilization and tension release while gradually adjusting the nature and intensity of strengthening exercises week to week. Jackie is extremely caring, patient, and conscientious and is particularly effective at determining what to focus on during each session. Brian is brilliant in his diagnostic work and comprehensive in his approach to treatment (like the House of physical therapy), working across interconnected muscle groups in a holistic way. Jon and Kevin are also fantastic in terms of leading patients through exercises - they took the time to explain movements clearly and offer corrections, adjustments, and suggestions when needed. I can't recommend this team enough! They are true professionals and also have a great sense of camaraderie - they seem to genuinely enjoy their work. (I had originally started at the ATI Canton location, but unfortunately, at that office they really only give you strengthening exercises that you just repeat each time, with almost no diagnostic or hands-on treatment).

OMG.....to have pain inflicted when I was already in pain not to mention a therapist that talks…read moreNON-STOP but ever really says anything, never explained what he was doing, wanted to experiment with other procedures (no thank you).....I would give a negative star if I could. A "quack" for sure. Returned to my earlier used PT and was better within 2 visits.

My husband and I were active, loyal members of Dedham Health for six years and during most of that…read moretime were very satisfied with the quality of classes and equipment. However, in November 2024 we had a bizarre experience. My husband was having a civilized conversation with a fellow member the day after the presidential election when suddenly the director of the fitness center broke in uninvited and launched into an unprovoked verbal attack based on false assumptions about his political views. After staying away for a year and a half, we recently considered rejoining because of a health need for specific classes that are not available elsewhwere. However, the management refused to speak to their employee about his bullying behavior or to mediate in any way. I would not recommend this club to anyone who expects to feel safe and respected.

Adult tennis program is impossible to figure out. Can't get anyone to return emails about programs…read moreand clinics. Terrible customer service. There are not many other indoor courts, so I guess they don't need to be consumer focused.

Everything is highest quality. Timely responses. Patient while I found correct authentication…read moredocuments.

Way too much time is wasted on exercises that can be done at home without instruction. Almost no…read moremanual treatment is provided. The quality of care is questionable, and many of the staff are assistants and not licensed PTs.

They have done much more harm to me than good. I started at ATI in West Roxbury about 3 years ago…read morefor a lumbar herniated disc I was hospitalized for. The pain was only in my back and the spine surgeon said I didn't need surgery. The physical therapist Elle was great at first, but before she left to work out of state I got put with a travel physical therapist and the PTA. After a few months of PT here, I started to notice pain in my left hip. I had the physical therapy assistant Brandon that day and he said it was piriformis syndrome, even though as the PTA he isn't qualified to say what it is or isn't, but that's what Elle and the office and PT went with for exercises for me. Then a couple weeks later I went for a walk and it felt like my entire left leg was broken. I did not know this was nerve pain from my herniated disc, but ATI should have known this as herniated discs are common for outpatient physical therapists - and they should have realized that's what the hip pain was. They kept giving me all these stretches and the pain kept getting worse and I could not be on my feet for more than 2 minutes without having excruciating 20/10 pain. It ended up spreading to my left labia too. I had another MRI and the herniation enlarged significantly and caused severe spinal stenosis and was compressing my nerves. The following appointment I talked to the physical therapy manager Colleen and I told her the pain was now spreading into my labia and I was concerned about leg/back stretching exercises they were giving me. They already had my new MRI results and she, with physical therapy training was trying to tell me my spine (bone) itself it's stenosed "spinal stenosis, your spine bone" and I said "No, that can be one cause of spinal stenosis, but it's the size of the herniated disc compressing my nerves, my physiatrist (pain doctor) said this as well and that this is the largest herniated disc he had seen." I could not be on my feet for more than a couple minutes without excruciating pain and still had bad pain sitting and lying down just less severe for about 6 months I could barely be on my feet. I looked up the exercises they were giving me online and it said they all pull at your nerve root, which is not good for an enlarged acute herniated disc and stopped going to them. After my disc enlarged and caused radiating debilitating nerve pain in PT, I was then told by the surgeon I now needed surgery. I found a wonderful chiropractor that does noninvasive spinal decompression as I wanted to avoid spine surgery as much as possible, especially since it was due to getting worse in PT. This helped significantly, but I still have problems and it set me back a lot in both my professional and personal life. I would have been better off just resting and walking to heal than going to PT here.