Speech-language pathologists help students improve their communication, language, and social interaction skills. Whether addressing speech sounds, expressive and receptive language, fluency, or augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), SLP services empower students to express themselves and engage in learning.

Occupational therapists help students develop the fine motor, visual motor, and sensory processing skills they need for daily school activities. From handwriting to classroom participation, OT supports students in becoming more independent and engaged learners.

Physical therapists focus on improving students’ strength, coordination, balance, and mobility to help them navigate the school environment safely and confidently. PT services support students in accessing their education by addressing physical challenges that impact movement and participation.