Therapy support that meets your child where they are.

Therapist to You provides pediatric ABA Therapy, Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Physical Therapy for children and families. Care plans are individualized based on the child’s needs, family goals, clinical recommendations, setting, and payer requirements.

ABA Therapy supports skill building in areas such as behavior, communication, social interaction, daily routines, independence, and learning. At Therapist to You, ABA support is individualized for each child and guided by clinical goals that are meaningful to the family.

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ABA is commonly associated with autism support, but the right fit depends on a child’s needs, goals, evaluation, diagnosis, insurance benefits, and clinical recommendations. Families can contact Therapist to You to discuss whether ABA Therapy may be appropriate for their child.

ABA Therapy begins with understanding the child’s current skills, challenges, routines, and family priorities. A plan is then developed to support specific goals, track progress, and help the child build skills in a structured and supportive way.

Speech Therapy helps children with communication skills such as articulation, language development, understanding, expression, social communication, and confidence when communicating with others.

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A child may benefit from Speech Therapy if they have difficulty being understood, following directions, using words or sentences, answering questions, expressing needs, or communicating comfortably with others. A professional evaluation can help determine the right next step.

Pediatric Occupational Therapy helps children build skills for daily life. This may include fine motor skills, sensory processing, self-care, attention, play, feeding-related routines, school participation, and independence.

Learn more on our Occupational Therapy page.

Occupational Therapy helps children participate more fully in everyday routines. Sessions may focus on skills such as dressing, handwriting readiness, coordination, sensory regulation, play skills, attention, and confidence with daily activities.

Pediatric Physical Therapy supports movement, strength, balance, coordination, mobility, posture, gross motor milestones, and confidence with physical activity. Goals are based on the child’s needs and clinical evaluation.

Learn more on our Physical Therapy page.

Coverage depends on the child’s insurance plan, benefits, eligibility, authorization requirements, service type, diagnosis, provider network, visit limits, and care setting. Therapist to You can help families review next steps, but final coverage decisions are made by the insurance plan.

Cost can vary based on the service, evaluation needs, session frequency, insurance benefits, authorization, deductibles, copays, and whether care is provided in home, in center, or in school. The best next step is to contact Therapist to You so the team can help review your child’s needs and available options.

Therapy may be available in home, in center, or in school depending on the service type, provider availability, documentation, authorization, payer requirements, scheduling, and each child’s needs.

Learn more about in-home therapy, in-center therapy, and school-based therapy.

Therapist to You serves families through locations and service areas connected to Melbourne, West Palm Beach, and Okeechobee, Florida. Availability may vary by service, provider schedule, payer authorization, and each child’s care needs.

Visit our location pages for Melbourne, West Palm Beach, and Okeechobee.

Families can get started by calling (863) 441-4065 or submitting a consultation request. The team will review your child’s needs, service interest, location, insurance information, and the next steps for evaluation or care planning.