Our Philosophy
At Ally Pediatric Therapy, we strive to provide the best therapy to the children we support. We believe, and research supports, that an integrated, evidence-based treatment approach is the most effective way to help our clients reach their full potential. Our team always puts the child first. Using the expertise of our ABA and speech professionals, we create a unique treatment plan that addresses each child’s developmental deficits. Our collaborative approach extends to treatment delivery, where teamwork is embedded in how we operate, and clinicians share strategies and reinforce progress across all disciplines.
We understand the challenges that children and families face in seeking treatment for childhood disorders. Receiving a diagnosis is often an emotional and overwhelming experience. While many resources exist to help families learn more about the diagnosis and seek treatment, making sense of the various stakeholders, treatment approaches, and funding options available can be daunting. This is why we maintain an approachable presence with our families. We want you to feel like you have an ally in this whole journey. We are driven to make a difference for every family we work with so your child can achieve his or her maximum potential.
Benefits of an Integrated Approach
Unified
Every employee is trained in ABA and Speech principles, ensuring a comprehensive treatment plan that reflects the unique needs of each child.
Efficient
The collaboration of our staff reinforces what works best for each child across every discipline, maximizing progress and minimizing setbacks.
Effective
Outcomes matter. We work together because collaborating produces the most meaningful learning for the children we support.
We believe in doing what is best for the child and strive to deliver the highest quality treatment for our clients. Two critical components of high quality treatment are training and communication. To complement a clinician’s area of expertise, every clinician at Ally is taught foundational ABA and Speech principles, enabling each child’s team to communicate effectively. Supervising clinicians meet regularly to ensure appropriate progress is being made toward goals in each child’s treatment plan.
Our ultimate goal is to improve the quality of life for every child we work with. Doing that requires us to work together as a team, and we believe that we’re stronger as an integrated, coordinated group.
Who We Serve
Ally Pediatric Therapy is an inclusive organization that works with children with autism and other childhood diagnoses. Our services are commonly used to treat symptoms associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder, but can also address symptoms associated with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, Specific Learning Disorder, Intellectual Disability and Cognitive Impairment, Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder, Impulse-Control, and Conduct Disorders.
Ally serves children as young as 2 up through 20 years of age. We understand the importance of the family and ensuring that progress made with our team can be replicated in the home. Parent education sessions and quarterly workshops are key components of our programs so parents have the tools needed to continue to help their children learn, speak, and grow
Applied Behavior Analysis
ABA applies decades of research in the field of behavior analysis to help children develop communication and social skills. It is based on the principles of learning theory and is used to increase functional skills and reduce challenging behaviors. ABA demonstrates positive behavior changes and helps to decrease skill deficits for children with a variety of childhood disorders and is considered best practice to treat the symptoms of autism spectrum disorder. ABA is the foundation for all services provided at Ally Pediatric Therapy.
Speech-Language Therapy
Speech and language delays or difficulties are prevalent in children on the autism spectrum. Speech and communication problems manifest in a number of ways, including a lack of spoken language, comprehension, and/or social communication. Oral motor challenges often carry over to meal times as well, leading to difficulties eating, or with the textures and tastes of certain foods. Speech-language pathologists address speech, communication, and feeding challenges by applying evidence-based services tailored to each child’s specific needs.
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