Who we work with
Needs differ widely from person to person, so we start with your goals. Adults we support include those with:
- ADHD
- Autism spectrum disorder
- Down syndrome or fragile X syndrome
- Intellectual disability
- Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders
- Cerebral palsy
Some people want help with conversation or a new job. Others want clearer speech, a way to communicate when speech is limited, or more independence in daily life.
Areas we support
Therapy is practical, and built around the settings that matter to you:
- Social communication
- Starting and keeping conversations going, reading cues, and making and keeping connections.
- Executive function
- Planning, organizing, managing time and keeping track of details, with strategies that fit how you think.
- Language
- Understanding and expressing ideas, whether in speech or writing.
- Work and college
- Communicating with colleagues, supervisors and instructors, self-advocacy, and asking for accommodations.
- Communication supports
- Picture systems, devices and other tools for people who benefit from more than speech.
- Independence and community
- Everyday communication in stores, appointments and daily routines, so skills carry over into daily life.
- Family and support partners
- Helping the people around you support communication effectively.