Been loving our experience so far here at Building Bridges Cumming! The entire staff has been…read morenothing short of lovely and inviting, and the new patient onboarding process was a breeze. Have to give a special shoutout to Alyssa because she always shows up with the best energy and enthusiasm for the day, and is also extremely encouraging for both my child and my husband and I. I love that she takes the time out of every visit to break things down for us in simple, easy to understand terms and shows us exactly what we should be working on at home as well. Even with all of the different patients and toys (which means exposure to a lot of germs), I always feel like the space and toys are kept super clean and I love that they make time between each patient's visit to wipe down and clean all surfaces and toys that were touched. I am excited to continue here!

** review for feeding and speech therapy**…read more When my three week old baby girl was referred to feeding therapy after two weeks of me knowing something was wrong and fearing bottle aversion Building Bridges wasted no time in getting us in the same week. Debbie at the front desk was so sweet on the phone when getting me set up and is always so friendly whenever we need help. We were paired with Jorri and she's incredible. When I say she saved me that's an understatement. I have postpartum anxiety and my baby struggling to eat was really triggering and Jorri was SO understanding and so helpful, literally answering my texts at all hours when I needed help outside of a session. Jorri brought in their in house craniosacral therapist who helped her confirm her suspected diagnosis of a posterior tongue tie. She and Stacy worked together and gave me the tools we needed to help my sweet girl eat comfortably. Jorri has continued to support me through all her stages and when she starts struggling to drink. Due to COVID I had a strong inclination that my sone would need speech therapy at two. When my son was referred for speech therapy, Building Bridges was my instant choice. Jorri is now working weekly with my son and he has come leaps and bounds. We have been with her a few months and I get comments from strangers on how great my son speaks! I could not be more proud or more grateful. I am hoping my daughter will pick up skills from my son as she learns to speak, but if she also needs speech therapy we will be headed right back to Building Bridges. If you are referred for therapy I highly recommend Building Bridges! I see how each of their therapist greet their patients and interact in the hall and they are all so sweet with the kids, while Jorri is my favorite I would trust any one of them with my babies.

Great care and service for your child, tween or teenager! Super convenient! Special Covid…read moreprecautions are being implemented during session and after treatment to ensure safety.

Speech Therapy of Forsyth is a wonderful Clinic for children and their families. The Therapists are…read morerole model clinicians that are passionate about what they do. The clinic is clean, beautifully decorated and filled with books, art and amazing resources for the kids. They have recently began a small gardening project where the kids can learn and experience horticulture in their own way, and are constantly adding new and exciting activities for the kids. I recommend Speech Therapy of Forsyth to any parent looking for Services.

My daughter has been going here for about a year now. We love it! Chloe is her speech pathologist…read moreand my daughter can't wait to see her every Wednesday. Her progress has been amazing and we will continue to see Chloe for as long as we can.

My son receives language therapy from Ms. Lowther, and it has been phenomenal progress from the…read morebeginning. The amount of progress she was able to make with my son is nothing short of miraculous. There is no one who understands children's needs in speech and language as well as her; I've been frustrated with multiple schools and therapists, none of them understood my son's issues or helped him effectively. Finding Ms. Lowther was a godsend.

From the owner: Catch Them Before They Fall! Language Lab is a speech and language development center emphasizing…read morestep by step literacy development for children ages 3-11 years. We offer a variety of interventions on an individual and small group basis including tutoring and web based programs for brain training, reading, writing and math. We offer Fast ForWord(R), a brain training program for auditory processing and reading; Lindamood-Bell(R) systematic programs for reading, spelling and math.

Had an absolutely horrible experience. It wasn't just that the therapist who was serving my child…read moreparted ways with the company unexpectedly and the owner didn't find a replacement, but it was how unprofessional (to be as understated as I can possibly can be) the owner could be during most, if not all, interactions. The one time she showed up at my house (within an only 30 minute notice which was texted to me while I was getting my child ready) she made my child so nervous that she literally ran into the back porch door trying to get away and hit her head on the handle and really got hurt (the mark lasted for weeks). Obviously, I would have been fine with her reaching out to comfort her but she barely paid attention and I was right there to do so anyway. While I was trying to tend to her and calm her down the owner thought it was a good time to ask me questions like how her verbal interactions are with people outside the home. Also, there was the time the owner texted me late at night (for me) to say she'd be there the next day. I said it wouldn't work for us and that is when she said that my child wouldn't have another therapist until she could find a replacement. That left me bewildered, so I had to ask what she meant. While explaining during a text conversation/interaction, she decided to start going on about a podcast she wanted to recommend to me. While I wasn't at all interested, I politely said "great, thanks" or something to that effect. Then, when I got an email from her a few days later it wasn't about a new SLP for my child but, instead, it was an advertisement attempting to sell me merch from the people who do the podcast. While it seems like it's a worthy business, the way it was pushed on me by the owner of this business while I was just trying to figure out what I was going to do to provide speech services for my child going forward bothered me. Then...came the insurance stuff. So my child had 2 forms of insurance. In rare instances one form sends a reimbursement check to my husband, in his name, for payments made for varying medical expenses for varying family members. A check reimbursement amount does not necessarily correlate to a single company - in other words, it can't always be just "signed over". The idea is that the provider bills us and then we pay the provider. The insurance pays us back. But sometimes we haven't received a bill yet. This happened to be the case with this company. When asked about it by the owner, I explained what I'd explained above and asked for an invoice. She asked for more details. Initially, I spent quite a bit of time texting with her while trying to care for my daughter. I'm sure she'd claim otherwise. She wanted for me to keep doing that and for me to talk to her billing people and I asked her to just please send an invoice and please include session dates and outstanding balances. That way it could be crossed referenced and paid. This exchange kept happening. I kept asking for an invoice to be sent. In other words: "please send us a bill so we can pay it!" I asked her to stop texting me and to use email or mail. She texted on my birthday about it. She texted me around my daughters birthday about it. she texted me many other times about it. She also emailed a lot about it, like on holidays and my daughter's birthday. I replied numerous times via various modalities but there is only so many times one can be asked the same thing and then give the same answer and follow it up with the same request. Most parents will probably get this. It was becoming extremely repetitive, although (in my perception) her tone became increasingly threatening as time went on. She still hadn't sent an invoice. Finally - finally - in Feb she emailed an invoice which was pretty unclear. My husband and I still planned to pay it in full with a check we were ready to send out that day. That's when I saw her text message threatening to charge a 10% fee for each day it wasn't RECEIVED! Not paid - RECEIVED - which meant we didn't even have time to mail it. She wanted us to sent it via Venmo. Though we would rather have sent a certified check, we sent the money via Venmo that day. The next day I got a message from her via Quick Books that no payment had been received. This has been edited for clarity and readability but I am prone to typos. I've noticed that a very, very tame review I'd previously put up has been taken down. So I am going to include some photos of texts here but will be careful about which information is included (so I don't include potentially doxing information). It takes time to edit out information so I won't be able to include as many as may be needed to provide a clear picture, like some of my responses regarding billing or some of the more threatening and/or just very rude messages I'd received, unless I update this review once more. I hope this review helps someone in their decision making process.

My boys have been doing speech therapy with Ms. Robyn since 2019 and I must say she is the best…read moreSpeech Therapist they ever had. They have progressed so much, they went from little speech to full conversations and interactions. It's amazing! One of my son's is even about to test out of speech soon. Ms. Robyn is also very professional, stays on schedule, is great about sending parents reminders, updates on the clients progress, videos of the clients and is great at doing makeup sessions if either the client or she has to miss so there isn't any regression. We are blessed to have such an amazing Speech Therapist. I would 100 percent recommend Ms. Robyn with Advantage Speech Therapy Services.

I'm anxious. My baby is anxious. This is all new and unknown to us. Her pediatrician referred us to…read morethis facility several months ago because of her delayed speech, walking and difficulty with transitioning. The uncertainty of being faced with these challenges was more than I could bare. I admit I was having a very difficult time accepting the journey that stood in front of me. I can't put into words how each person at walker therapy made us feel like we were going to be okay and they were actually there to help us navigate each challenge we faced. Although my daughter protested and cried every time we met with them, and I couldn't help but feel defeated, the therapists pressed on with positivity, kindness and patience. Three months later, I have seen my baby girl thrive and gain so much from her sessions. She can now walk, no, RUN! Her tolerance for new things and transitioning has really improved and she is slowly making progress in her social skills that at one point I thought would be impossible. I am so happy and proud of my baby. I am so infinitely grateful to all her therapists. Even the receptionists speak to us with so much compassion and kindness. Thanks to walker therapy I have gained the confidence and hope for the future with my daughter that in the beginning seemed unattainable. Although we're still learning and there are still some difficult days, I am glad I have the help and support from this amazing team! They're God sent. It's my wish that every parent struggling with finding the right care for their child, could find a place like this one. Thank you Walker Therapy and a HUGE thank you to Jessie, Abby and Kelsey! I'd be lost without your help.

Two of my children were diagnosed with Autism so they both started therapy at Walker. Jennifer,…read moreAnna and Theresa are all amazing women and love what they do. They are our 3 super heros. They have helped both of the boys in so many ways. Rachael is great with the 4 on site horses. The horses are treated like little kings. There is a path to take them on longer walks. The children love riding the horses, not just mine. Mr. Charlie is such a welcoming face each and every week.

Before coming to Loud & Clear, we had been to two other therapists. Our son was just not getting…read moreany better. He's 4 now, and after only 3 months of therapy, people can actually understand what he's saying. He used to say only a few words, and it was hard to understand those, but he's speaking over 75 or so words now. He doesn't shy away from people and "has come out of his shell". The therapists are incredible. Pavi runs down the hall when he gets there, he can't wait to see "his" Miss Amanda. Julie, the manager, has gone out of her way to help us with finances and working around our schedule. It's our therapy home.

From the owner: speech and occupational therapy for all ages.read more

My 1st experience here was 2 1/2 years ago after moving. I had tendinitis in both of my elbows and…read moreI was in extreme pain. After about 2 weeks of physical therapy they had me completely pain free. Then about a month and a 1/2 ago I injured my back doing sit up's. The pain was so severe that I could not stand up straight and I could barely walk. After about 3 weeks of intensive physical therapy I was once again pain free. Kim Hannon is a magician and her dry needing technique has me pain free once again.

I've had to go to Physiotherapy for a couple of running related injuries and this practice is very…read moregood. Mark Pavlin was my therapist both times and he is both perceptive and very knowledgeable. A real professional. I stuck with his program, did the exercises he assigned faithfully and was able to start running again in a matter of weeks after both injuries.