I cannot say enough wonderful things about Holly Heckmann and the entire team at Speak for…read moreYourself. Holly has truly changed my son's life by teaching him how to use his AAC device. Thanks to her patience, expertise, and encouragement, my son is finally able to communicate his thoughts and needs in a way that we never thought possible. Watching him gain independence and confidence through AAC has been nothing short of incredible. The AAC device has opened up a whole new world for our family--it has given my son a voice, and with Holly's guidance, he's thriving. If you are considering speech therapy or wondering if an AAC device might help your child, I cannot recommend Speak for Yourself enough. The dedication, knowledge, and genuine care they provide is unmatched. We are beyond grateful for Holly and this program, and I truly encourage other families to take the step--it can make all the difference.

We've been bringing our son to Speak for Yourself for a few years now, and I cannot say enough…read morewonderful things about this practice. Over the years, he's worked with several therapists here, and each one has been kind, professional, patient, and incredibly skilled. They've all brought something unique to the table, and it's been amazing to watch his confidence and communication skills grow with every session. The team genuinely cares about their clients and takes the time to understand each child's individual needs. They've created a welcoming and supportive environment where my son feels comfortable, encouraged, and excited to learn. The progress he's made has been remarkable -- and we credit so much of that to the dedication and talent of the staff at Speak for Yourself.

We have had the pleasure of having Miss Kenya our son's therapist for the last few years, and she…read morehas been a blessing to our family! She has really pushed our son out of his comfort zone and help him flourish in more then just speech therapy but also helped him learn more age appropriate social skills and communication. She's very committed and works really hard with us to ensure our son is able to get his sessions weekly! We are very thankful for her, and for the future of our son's development!

My 3.5 year old son was in OT for a little over a year at Space (first with Ms. Jordan, then with…read moreMs. Gina). My son loved everyone there and truly thought he was just going to play every week with his friend "Ms. Gina." The therapists were kind, engaging, supportive, helpful, and knowledgeable. They did a great job in communicating what was going on in therapy in ways we could understand and implement at home. When my son graduated OT we were given multiple resources to continue his development from home. We are considering getting him re-evaluated for speech therapy and wouldn't go anywhere else. They also take all precautions necessary when it comes to Covid. The new building is awesome, the front office staff is helpful, and we recommend anyone to Space!

Today The Center for Hearing and Speech had free hearing screenings. How did I find out? Yelp…read moreEvents, that's how!!! At 2:27 I opened yelp events and realized I forgot all about it. I called over there and asked if it would be ok if I came on by for the screening since it was supposed to be over at 3. The kind lady on the phone said "come on"!! I grab the kid and sped down Shepherd to get there by 2:43. We only almost died twice. We were in and out in 10 minutes. First, they performed the standard headphones with the tones test. Raise your hand when you hear a sound. But, he did not do well on that one so she put these things in his ears that sent out beeps and measured how his inner ear reacted. The boy flunked his test (first test he has ever flunked.) The Audiologist told us to go to our pediatrician and have him get on an antibiotic to make sure there is NO infection in his ears, then come back and get the full diagnostics. She asked about our insurance, which we have none, and luckily they have a sliding scale based on income. So, hopefully when all is said and done, this will not break the bank. I really appreciated the intern who posted this event on Yelp Events.

This place is phenomenal! After failing his newborn hearing…read morescreen, our son was diagnosed with sensorineural hearing loss and then aided at 2 months. We didn't have a clue where to start on helping him develop spoken language and listening skills. The Center put us on the right track with weekly therapy sessions that also gave me good speech activities to do at home. Our first therapist was Hannah for a few sessions and then we saw Miriam until the time our son was released from the program. Miriam really took us under her wing and helped tremendously. I learned so much about his hearing loss and how to work with him. The audiology department is wonderful as well. They offer hearing tests for babies including diagnostic ABR testing. They can do everything right there including sound boith testing, making molds, etc. except for sedated testing which they refer to Texas Children's Hospital. We've worked with several of the audiologists and all of them are professional and knowledgeable. Our son is now 4 years old and you can't even tell he has hearing loss by listening to him talk. He was released from his sessions at 2 years old because he was testing at and above age appropriate listening and speech skills. Everyone from the receptionists to the billing department have been friendly and helpful. They also have a library where you can check out all kinds of resources to help you and your little one with hearing loss. We are grateful to everyone at the Center who helped us through the first part of our journey!

Being able to do appointments by tele-visit was a real blessing for our elderly mother who had just…read moresuffered a stroke. Emily Roll is very professional and made the sessions interesting by adding a variety of activities to improve our mother's ability to communicate.

Great experience. Emily, is incredibly knowledgeable and was able to help me in multiple areas. I…read moream now set on a path to address other issues diagnosed that I was not aware of. I highly recommend. She has virtual and in person care (will come to you) which is incredibly convenient.

An adult relative of mine has had an excellent experience with myofunctional therapy (MFT) here…read more The problems Isabel treated with MFT were tongue tie, snoring, obstructive sleep apnea, and chronic neck and shoulder tightness/discomfort. Momentum Therapy Center isn't just for kids! Excellent for adults too. Isabel has been very thorough. The initial evaluation was in person, as well as some of the weekly follow-up visits. Once the coronavirus pandemic started our local stay-at-home orders, Isabel did virtual visits, which were also excellent. Within weeks of starting myofunctional therapy here, there was marked improvement in symptoms. Eventually, the neck tightness/discomfort was 100% better, and the shoulder/trapezius area issues were 70-80% better. Snoring was also improved. Visits were in network with insurance, so that's another plus. Overall, highly recommended!

The therapists are patient, friendly, and knowledgeable. English and Spanish therapy available…read more Great resources including gym, sensory tools, and private rooms. I am so happy with my son's progress to date. Recommend to double check insurance benefits before starting. I thought that we had coverage with Aetna but unfortunately our individual plan was limited. The Momentum staff were very helpful with facilitating the appeal process. Luckily our insurance plan coverage expanded for 2019 so we don't have to worry anymore.

Want covid for your children? Come here. I just found out that the SLP, whom my 2 year old and 3…read moreyear old have been seeing for months is not vaccinated. The owner of the clinic, Michael Gatto, thinks that this is fine since she is a contracted employee. However, he also stated that he does not require his employees to be vaccinated. He also disclosed that he was unaware of the vaccination status of our SLP and also unaware that she did not inform her patients of this either. There was no apology or a trace of remorse in his voice. With cases rising (It's December 20, 2021), it is not a question of if but when our SLP will contract covid and give it to my kids. She sees multiple kids a day, many who cannot be vaccinated because they are under 5 years old, and at most wears a face shield but the past several weeks has worn nothing. The first SLP we saw is vaccinated; we had to switch to the current one because of scheduling conflicts and it was not disclosed to me at the time of the change that our new SLP was unvaccinated. This only came to light beca use the SLP's husband contracted covid so she reached out to let me know. To be in healthcare- especially in pediatrics- and choose to be unvaccinated is irresponsible and shameful. It also brings into question why she has chosen to not get vaccinated; the last person I want treating my children is someone who doesn't believe in science. I trusted that she was evidence-based in her practice but can't trust this to be true if she doesn't believe in getting vaccinated. The Speech and Language Connection has robbed me of both a sense of security and time. The time spent on admit paperwork and for my children to build a rapport with the therapist is too many hours to count. I'm sure it will take months to get in at TCH, but at least they require their clinicians to be vaccinated, like the majority of healthcare facilities in the city and country. I'm beyond upset- I trusted our SLP to provide therapy and to have my kids' best interest at heart. She has put them at increased risk for no reason and it's unacceptable.

I went here with my son for one session. They did not bill my insurance even though their services…read moreare covered by my insurance. They sent me a $300 bill. I repeatedly asked them to bill my insurance, but they ignored me and kept sending me bills. Today I got a call from their lawyer demanding the money. I went ahead and paid because I was tired of dealing with their incompetence. Do not send your child here. They have plenty of competitors that know how to correctly run a speech therapy business and bill insurance. The services offered by this business aren't worth $300.

This place is a parent's dream come true. The one thing everyone wants is a safe space for their…read morechild to thrive and develop lifelong skills that might not be easy for them to come by without some form of therapy. I heard about ODPT from a family friend and I'm so glad we had the opportunity to visit and get some good feedback on our toddler's development. The staff is incredible. The owners, Michelle and Amber are serious about making the business the best place to work so they really can choose the best therapists. You'll regularly find the entire staff supporting a kiddo on their birthday with a fun shirt or costume, which speaks volumes to a "customer first" culture. They have sensory rooms in the office that are genuinely one of a kind in the States. When specialized care is so difficult to find, it's a relief to find a place like ODPT to calm your nerves. Watching your kid's progress in a safe space that they really enjoy visiting week after week is happiness in a bottle. If you're curious at all, please do your family a favor and give ODPT a chance to become an extension of your family. They're committed to your little ones and they really do care. Highly recommend!

When I think of pediatric clinics, it always makes me think of younger kids, and ODPT is great for…read moreyounger ages. My daughter is 15 years old and needed help with emotional regulation and ODPT was the perfect place for her, as well. I spoke with the owner, Amber Humphrey, and she suggested that we work with Norma. She was the perfect occupational therapist for my daughter. She understood the mental health issues my kid was dealing with and didn't make her feel "crazy." She taught her several coping skills that she has been able to use when feeling overwhelmed. Shelby was also so great when dealing with our hectic schedules and was always super friendly and ready to help. Thank you to Amber for finding us the perfect fit and thank you to Norma for taking such great care of my daughter!

My 8 year old son loves going to his sessions at Speech Monster - they are professional, efficient…read moreand most importantly, they make it fun for the kids. It was very convenient to arrange an assessment and schedule appointments and I've not had to wait longer then 5 minutes for our appointments. I've seen vast improvements and confidence in my son's speech. Highly recommend!

From the owner: We specialize in pediatric speech therapy with active CFISD speech pathologists in a kid friendly…read moreand convenient location. Our therapists are accustomed to working with children who have an additional diagnosis including autism and intellectual disability. Adults are welcome too!

Cannot say enough wonderful things about Empower. Every single person who works here is delightful…read more Their genuine dedication to children is clear, and they have a gift for getting through to kids. Brittany and her team are experts. The environment is overwhelmingly positive and nurturing. We sent our son here for a year of pre-K, and it was transformative. We continue to attend for occupational therapy, and he is thrilled to go each time. Highly recommend for any children who could use help navigating sensory-seeking, ADHD, or other neurodivergent conditions.

Parents beware!!!! Don't waste your money!!!! Recently moved in the area and was looking forward to…read morefinding my son a new OT. I was horrified by the lack of information given in comparison to his previous clinic and stopped services due to concerns of the lack of professionalism going on behind closed doors. Brittney is LOVELY! I am not sure I can say the same about the others. Parents make sure you do your research before blindly trusting these "therapists" Why are all of our children having the same treatment goals when my son haas different needs than my neighbors??