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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 8/25/26 Jessica Yeager 8/25/26

After-School Reset: OT, PT & Speech Therapy Tips for a Smoother Transition Home

Pediatric OT, PT, and speech therapy tips to help kids transition from school to home. Discover simple after-school strategies for sensory regulation, movement, gross motor skills, communication, and getting kids talking about their school day.

Jessica Yeager 7/27/26 Jessica Yeager 7/27/26

School Lunches & Selective Eaters: How to Pack a Lunch that Builds Confidence, Not Stress

School lunches don't have to be stressful. Learn simple, therapist-approved tips for packing lunches that help selective eaters build confidence with food.

Jessica Yeager 6/7/26 Jessica Yeager 6/7/26

Physical Therapy vs. Occupational Therapy: What’s the Difference?

Physical Therapy vs. Occupational Therapy: What’s the Difference? Learn the key differences between pediatric physical therapy (PT) and occupational therapy (OT), including the skills each supports, signs your child may benefit from services, and how PT and OT work together to help children build confidence, independence, and participation in daily life.

Jessica Yeager 5/19/26 Jessica Yeager 5/19/26

Navigating End-of-School-Year Transitions for Neurodivergent Children

Learn how to support neurodivergent children during end-of-school-year transitions with practical tips for routines, sensory needs, emotional regulation, travel, communication, and summer structure from Greater Atlanta Speech and Language Clinics.

Jessica Yeager 4/28/26 Jessica Yeager 4/28/26

How to Build Core Strength Through EveryDay Play

Learn how to build your child’s core strength through simple, everyday play. Check out these pediatric therapy tips for infants, toddlers, and young children to support balance, coordination, and motor development at home.