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Way to Grow Pediatric Therapy

Spelling & Assisted Communication · Peoria Heights, IL
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Focus
AAC device evaluation nonspeaking autism
Area
Peoria Heights, IL
Description
A Central Illinois pediatric therapy practice offering augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) services as part of its speech-language therapy program.
Website
waytogrowpediatrics.com

What this spelling & assisted communication offers

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Way to Grow Pediatric Therapy is an outpatient pediatric therapy clinic serving children from birth to 18 years old in Central Illinois, offering speech, occupational, physical, feeding, and other therapies. Founded in 2019, the practice takes a neurodiversity-affirming, play-based approach to supporting children and families.

Leadership
Sarah Myers — Founder
Populations served
Children (birth to 18 years) Neurodiverse children
Setting
Day
Ages
Birth to 18 years
On-site therapies
Speech Therapy Occupational Therapy Physical Therapy Feeding Therapy Counseling AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) OMT (Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy) Aquatics Therapy
Services
Early Intervention (natural environment) Outpatient therapy Hearing services Dyslexia support Summer groups Enrichment programs
Founded
2019
Phone
(309) 363-7594
Highlights
Founded in 2019 by Sarah Myers; serves Central Illinois including Peoria Heights, Knox County, and Galesburg; neurodiversity-affirming practice.
Approach
Play is at the center of all we do — evidence-based, customized programming based on individual learning styles, with collaborative partnerships with families and other professionals.

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  • AAC / assistive-technology evaluation experience (usually an SLP)
  • Range of tools — low-tech boards to high-tech speech devices
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