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How do we get started and what insurance do you take?

By AASL • April 22nd

Current OT evaluation reports and group therapy referrals are required for admission of children who will be going through insurance... View Article

What is PROMPT technique for speech elicitation?

By AASL • March 10th

The PROMPT technique uses manual touch cues to a patient’s face (jaw, tongue, lips) to guide them through saying a... View Article

What is Interactive Metronome and who can benefit?

By AASL • March 10th

Interactive metronome is a visual-auditory program via the use of computerized metronome to help coordinate “neural timing” to aid children... View Article

What is Orton Gillingham and who is it used with?

By AASL • March 10th

The purpose of this program is to create a foundation for language that fosters a fluid transition from learning-to-read to... View Article

Why should my child stop sucking his/her thumb?

By AASL • March 10th

Most children will naturally stop sucking their thumbs between the ages of 2 and 4 years of age. As therapists,... View Article

Should I have my child’s vision assessed? How does it impact development?

By AASL • March 10th

Like it or not, vision problems greatly interfere with the process of learning! The following information is taken from our... View Article

When should I have my child’s hearing checked? How does it impact development?

By AASL • March 10th

When your child is born, his/her hearing is automatically screened before leaving the hospital. After that, your child’s hearing may... View Article

Why a functional, life-skills approach to therapy?

By AASL • March 10th

As therapists, we feel it is very important that children receive therapy in the context of individual treatment provided in... View Article

Will my child develop social skills on his/her own?

By AASL • March 10th

Generally speaking, social skills encompass basic interaction skills (listening, eye contact, smiling), entry/approach skills, maintenance skills (taking turns, following rules,... View Article

What is a co-treatment and why is it beneficial?

By AASL • March 10th

A co-treatment is therapy provided to one child by an occupational and speech-language pathologist. This type of treatment is beneficial... View Article

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Contact Info:

Phone: 813-616-4004
Fax: 813-330-7967

South Tampa Office:
324 N. Dale Mabry Hwy Suite 201
Tampa, FL 33609

South Tampa:
We are located at the intersection of Gray Street and Dale Mabry, about a block north of Kennedy and a block south of the I-275 overpass and Dale Mabry. We are across the street from Wawa.

Brandon Office:
1452 Bloomingdale Avenue
Valrico, Florida 33596

Brandon:
We are located next to Bloomingdale High School in the adjacent Bloomingdale Professional Center business park. (When driving East on Bloomingdale Ave., if you have gone past the high school, you have gone too far and need to make a u-turn at Cade Ln). Dominos Pizza is a landmark business as part of the Bloomingdale Professional Center; turn in and follow the main entrance road to a secondary business complex of all red brick buildings with white columns (see pictures of our building in the marketing email we have shared). We are all the way at the very back of the complex where the entrance road dead ends. You can park in the open parking lot in front and adjacent to our office entrance.

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