Empowering

neurodiverse children and adolescents

We empower neurodiverse children and adolescents, along with their families, caregivers, and professional teams, to reach their full potential through specialized 1:1 speech, occupational, and physical therapy. Whether in our home clinic or at your child’s private school or behavioral center, we integrate therapy into their daily routine. By taking a truly collaborative team approach, we work together to support children with more complex needs and help them thrive.

How Lively Therapy Stands Out From The Crowd

We’re always hiring to prevent long waitlists and ensure every child gets timely therapy. We’re in-network with many insurances (including Medicaid), file out-of-network claims, accept scholarships and grants, and offer a sliding scale to make specialized therapy accessible to all.
We believe every individual, regardless of impairment or severity, is capable of learning and thriving. We treat all children with respect and assume they have the ability to succeed.
Individualized Patient Treatment through continual assessment of each child's personal needs, child-led and strengths-based approach.
Adjusting treatment plans to challenge or promote success in a timely manner.

We find, follow, and incorporate special interests so each child is motivated and has fun while learning how to better communicate and gain communicative confidence.
We consider all domains (social, independent functioning, cognitive, self-regulation, and gross/fine motor) of your child’s health and provide reliable community-based referrals when necessary.
Parent input is highly valued and an important piece of crafting each client’s treatment plan; encourage parents to be active participants in crafting a treatment plan and during treatment sessions to continue work at home. Place value and provide a team-based approach with other service providers.
We will work hard to ensure that each child we see has access to a meaningful, robust communication system regardless of their physical or cognitive impairments. We believe in Total Communication and that behaviors are often communication.