Coral Care partners with local SLPs, pediatric OTs, and pediatric PTs to help your child hit key milestones and personalized goals. Browse our providers, take our free online screener, or learn more below.
The Lexington area, just outside greater Boston, is home to many families and Coral Care providers alike. Our SLPs in the Lexington area are ready to help address your child's concerns.
is a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist with experience in school settings, specializing in pediatrics (0- 22 years). Her clinical interests include stuttering, speech sound production, language development, social communication and autism. She's passionate about building meaningful connections and fostering a trusting, comfortable and nurturing relationship that helps each client thrive and reach their greatest potential!
is a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist with extensive experience in school and outpatient settings, specializing in therapy for children and young adults (6 months to 17 years). Her clinical interests include AAC, CVI, pediatric dysphagia, speech and language delays, autism spectrum disorder, and medically complex cases.
Occupational therapists are the generalists of the pediatric specialist world! Our OTs in Lexington can help your child with things like feeding and swallowing, writing, tying shoelaces, and even navigating complex social situations. Children who have been diagnosed with Down syndrome or cerebral palsy can often benefit from OT services.
is a pediatric Occupational Therapist that specializes in children with neurodevelopmental conditions and strives to help maximize their independence across daily activities.
Dedicated to helping infants and young toddlers in-home, primarily helping them with motor and feeding challenges. She has specialized in children who have unique motor challenges, including those who have been diagnosed with prematurity, Cerebral Palsy, and perinatal strokes.
Physical therapy for children addresses fundamental strength, balance, and coordination challenges that children can face. For infants, this can be related to rolling, crawling, and walking milestones. For older children, this can be related to balance and coordination issues or recovery from an injury, just like adults!
is a pediatric physical therapist with over 30 years of experience working with children from birth to 21 years of age with a wide range of diagnoses in a variety of settings. She believes that physical therapy should be fun for all children, and she strives to follow the child’s lead during therapy sessions, using preferred toys, activities, and people for motivation. She enjoys working with caregivers during sessions and provide suggestions to family members for fun activities to support their child’s gross motor development that are easy to incorporate into their day-to-day lives.
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