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Autism is not an epidemic; it's a natural variation in how our brains develop.

On World Down Syndrome Day, let’s inspire understanding, embrace diversity, and champion the rights of individuals with Down Syndrome!

Our new space is bigger, brighter, and better than ever, and we can’t wait for our patients to experience it. 

While it's natural for some kids to not be ready to read at early ages, distinguishing between a mere developmental delay and a specific lea

Discover the inspiring team behind Therapy Tree Services in "Faces of TTS". Meet Marissa Hicks and learn how she impacts speech therapy.

Explore holiday gift guides from pediatric speech language pathologists, designed to help you select the ideal gifts for your child.

Ultimately, these efforts contribute to making the holiday gathering a joyful and inclusive experience for all attendees.

When a child's hearing is affected, it can hinder their ability to listen to and process the language spoken around them.

We recently had a thought-provoking discussion with experienced speech-language pathologist, Macey Van Savage, to debunk prevalent myths sur

On October 8, the world celebrates International Dyslexia Awareness Day. Here at Therapy Tree Services, we are deeply dedicated to...

During the month of October, we proudly celebrate International AAC Awareness Month. At Therapy Tree Services, we celebrate all forms of...

The act of sharing a bedtime story with your child is an enduring tradition that carries even more weight in today's society, where...

Have you ever seen your child’s speech therapist playing a game of Pop the Pig or enjoying a make believe picnic with dinosaurs and...

The phrase neurodiversity seems to be everywhere recently; but what does it mean? The term neurodiversity was coined by Australian...

Almost every parent will experience their child going through phases of “picky eating”. From the time they are  infants to elementary...

Do you remember kindergarten? For most of us, it’s memories of naps, story time, coloring, learning your letters and how to spell your...

Dyslexia is a brain and language based disorder that impacts a person’s ability to read, write and spell words.