Related Services
The Center’s facility provides the perfect environment to implement related services including Speech Therapy, Physical Therapy (PT), and Occupational Therapy (OT).
Related Services
The Center’s facility provides the perfect environment to implement related services including Speech Therapy, Physical Therapy (PT), and Occupational Therapy (OT).
Speech Therapy
A Speech and Language Pathologist, also referred to as a “Speech Therapist,” is a professional who specializes in the evaluation and treatment of communication issues. Speech therapists work with children with Autism to improve their communicative abilities. This can include assessment of speech and language and implementation of treatment. Speech & Language Pathologists work with your child to:
- Develop oral motor awareness and control
- Improve eating and drinking skills
- Improve ability to imitate sounds
- Produce sounds, words and phrases
- Improve functional use of language
- Improve functional use of language
- Improve ability to generate meaningful language
- Improve conversational and social language
Speech Therapy
A Speech and Language Pathologist, also referred to as a “Speech Therapist,” is a professional who specializes in the evaluation and treatment of communication issues. Speech therapists work with children with Autism to improve their communicative abilities. This can include assessment of speech and language and implementation of treatment. Speech & Language Pathologists work with your child to:
- Develop oral motor awareness and control
- Improve eating and drinking skills
- Improve ability to imitate sounds
- Produce sounds, words and phrases
- Improve functional use of language
- Improve functional use of language
- Improve ability to generate meaningful language
- Improve conversational and social language
Occupational Therapy (OT)
An Occupational Therapist supports and promotes the development and engagement of individuals in everyday routines. These routines include play, activities of daily living, education, social participation and sleep/rest. The four main areas OT’s target are: Gross motor, Fine motor, Self-care, and Sensory.
OT works with your child to improve:
- Core strength
- Gross motor coordination
- Shoulder and hand strength
- Fine motor coordination including: grasp, release, and manipulate toys
- Hand-eye coordination including: ball skills, drawing, motor imitation
- Written communication including: handwriting, typing, using a device
- Dressing skills including: taking clothes and shoes on/off; completing fasteners, orienting clothes
- Bathroom skills including: toileting, brushing teeth, washing hands
- Improving attention and focus
- Teaching self-regulation
- Helping children who over- or under-react to touch, sounds and textures
Occupational Therapy (OT)
An Occupational Therapist supports and promotes the development and engagement of individuals in everyday routines. These routines include play, activities of daily living, education, social participation and sleep/rest. The four main areas OT’s target are: Gross motor, Fine motor, Self-care, and Sensory.
OT works with your child to improve:
- Core strength
- Gross motor coordination
- Shoulder and hand strength
- Fine motor coordination including: grasp, release, and manipulate toys
- Hand-eye coordination including: ball skills, drawing, motor imitation
- Written communication including: handwriting, typing, using a device
- Dressing skills including: taking clothes and shoes on/off; completing fasteners, orienting clothes
- Bathroom skills including: toileting, brushing teeth, washing hands
- Improving attention and focus
- Teaching self-regulation
- Helping children who over- or under-react to touch, sounds and textures
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapists work with your child to:
- Improve mobility and gait
- Acquire new motor skills such as jumping, hopping, throwing, catching and bike riding
- Improve participation in daily routines
- Improve coordination
- Improve strength
- Improve range of motion
- Improve balance and posture
- Develop motor imitation skills
- Increase fitness and endurance
- Develop reciprocal play skills
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapists work with your child to:
- Improve mobility and gait
- Acquire new motor skills such as jumping, hopping, throwing, catching and bike riding
- Improve participation in daily routines
- Improve coordination
- Improve strength
- Improve range of motion
- Improve balance and posture
- Develop motor imitation skills
- Increase fitness and endurance
- Develop reciprocal play skills
Your child’s specific targets are integrated into his or her ABA programming to ensure skills are practiced each day, thereby maximizing the benefit from all therapies.
Your child’s specific targets are integrated into his or her ABA programming to ensure skills are practiced each day, thereby maximizing the benefit from all therapies.
Our Mission
In 2002, The Center for Growth & Development was founded on the promise and commitment to helping children with an Autism diagnosis reach their fullest potential. We have been recognized as the pre-eminent experts in all Autism related services beginning with expertly implemented ABA therapy. Our dedicated facility also provides the perfect environment to administer related services including Speech Therapy, Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy.
Over the years, our highly educated and dedicated therapists have lovingly helped hundreds of children and their families through customized programs designed to address the unique learning and behavior challenges of each individual.
Contact Us
email Us
If you would like to consider you child for enrollment or have any further questions.
hello@thecenteraba.com
call us
Feel free to call us with any questions about The Center for Growth & Development.
203-563-9360
visit us
We accept new clients on a rolling basis throughout the year, contact us to set up a visit.
11 Grumman Hill Road, Wilton, CT
Start Your Journey
Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have about The Center for Growth & Development!
Contact Us
email Us
If you would like to consider you child for enrollment or have any further questions.
hello@thecenteraba.com
call us
Feel free to call us with any questions about The Center for Growth & Development.
203-563-9360
visit us
We accept new clients on a rolling basis throughout the year, contact us to set up a visit.
11 Grumman Hill Road, Wilton, CT
Start Your Journey
Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have about The Center for Growth & Development!
Start Your Journey
Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have about The Center for Growth & Development!
Contact Us
email Us
If you would like to consider you child for enrollment or have any further questions.
hello@thecenteraba.com
call us
Feel free to call us with any questions about The Center for Growth & Development.
203-563-9360
visit us
We accept new clients on a rolling basis throughout the year, contact us to set up a visit.
11 Grumman Hill Road, Wilton, CT
