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GASLC specializes in providing high quality and effective therapy by treating each individual's needs and celebrating their strengths.We aim for a collaborative approach with other providers, educators, doctor, and families to help individuals reach their maximum potential.

Jessica Yeager 10/26/25 Jessica Yeager 10/26/25

A Sensory-Friendly Halloween: Supporting Every Child’s Experience

Let’s make Halloween fun for every child! Try these sensory-friendly tips to help your little one enjoy costumes, candy, and trick-or-treating - and give you confidence as a parent supporting their sensory needs.

Jessica Yeager 10/18/25 Jessica Yeager 10/18/25

Busting AAC Myths: What Parents Should Know

Let’s bust some common AAC myths! AAC doesn’t stop speech - it builds it. Learn the truths behind this powerful tool for communication and connection.

Jessica Yeager 10/18/25 Jessica Yeager 10/18/25

What Is AAC and How Can It Help My Child Communicate?

A parent’s guide to AAC: What it is, who it helps, and how it can build your child’s communication and confidence.

Jessica Yeager 7/9/25 Jessica Yeager 7/9/25

What to Look for in a Good Shoe: A Pediatric Physical Therapist’s Guide

Let's talk about what to look for in a good shoe! Shoes matter for our kids! A lot. The right pair of shoes can support healthy development, improve coordination and balance, and even help prevent injuries. So let’s get into it!

Jessica Yeager 4/26/25 Jessica Yeager 4/26/25

How Speech Therapy and Occupational Therapy Can Work Together to Support Kids’ Development

When you think of Speech Therapy (ST) and Occupational Therapy (OT), you might imagine two very different worlds. Speech therapists work with language, communication, swallowing, and social skills, while occupational therapists focus on fine motor skills, daily activities, and body awareness. But did you know these two therapies can overlap in surprising and helpful ways? Kids working with both therapies may be focusing on similar goals but achieving them in different ways, with each therapy providing a unique perspective and approach to help the child succeed.