Progress Village Pediatric Therapy

About Progress Village Pediatric Therapy

Progress Village Pediatric Therapy is a pediatric therapy practice with locations in North Decatur and Conyers, Georgia. The clinic presents itself as a place for neurodivergent children and their families to access coordinated support through speech-language therapy, feeding therapy, occupational therapy, and therapist-led social skills groups. Its speech-language therapy program offers one-on-one care with board-certified speech-language pathologists and is described for children with hard-to-understand speech, delayed language growth, social communication difficulties, and stuttering or fluency concerns. The feeding program also involves SLPs and addresses restricted food variety, texture-related gagging, reliance on bottles or purees, and stressful mealtimes. Social skills groups are described as autism-friendly and ADHD-friendly, with children placed by developmental fit so peer interaction practice is more manageable and meaningful.

The website describes an approach centered on family partnership, measurable goals, and regular progress review. Speech services begin with a play-based evaluation that looks at speech-sound errors, language level, and social communication strengths. After the assessment, the therapist creates a personalized plan with several measurable goals, a weekly therapy roadmap, and home practice support. Progress is reviewed every four weeks, with updates shared with families. The broader team includes founder Dionne B., OTR/L, along with speech-language pathologists such as Emma C., M.S. CCC-SLP, Rachel H., M.Ed CCC-SLP, Ellen S., M.S. CCC-SLP and feeding therapist, and Tristan S., M.S. CCC-SLP and feeding therapist. Across the site, the clinic emphasizes helping children build communication, confidence, and everyday participation at home, at school, and with peers.

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