My son was going here for almost 2 years. He started OT for about 3 sessions. Then his sessions…read morewere dropped because the lack of staffing. Every Friday at 3pm for speech also. Then his therapist relocated to a different state so the center dropped my son's services again because the lack of staffing. I called several times even contacted the VP. My son was never placed with another therapist and was eventually dropped from the center. As soon as I got my son his AAC device through his insurance, he was dropped from the program and never thought of again.I feel like the sessions he did have was a total waste of time.

From the owner: Speech/language therapy, occupational therapy, ABA servicesread more

We loved our experience at SOTH. Our 4yo attended OT and also received feeding therapy at the…read moreCapitol Hill location for a little under two years. The support we received was wonderful, the new facility is beautiful, the staff helpful, and the owner is incredibly responsive. In addition to the therapies offered SOTH also hosts activities, camps, and provides educational opportunities to help support both the kids and the parents. I highly recommend SOTH!

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Skills on the Hill. I have had the fortune of working…read moreclosely with Kristen in a professional manner and her knowledge and skill level are extremely impressive. As a business owner myself, I appreciate and admire the way that SOTH is run and the way they conduct their business. I recommend them to everyone and anyone that is looking for pediatric care in the D.C. area!!!

I've been taking my speech delayed son to Kate at District Speech and Language Therapy for the past…read moreyear. He has made tremendous progress and I couldn't be more satisfied. Kate does a great job keeping him engaged and encouraging him to succeed. My son looks forward to going to see "Ms. Kate." The office manager Katie has also been great to work with for all scheduling and billing needs. I highly recommend District Speech.

I worked with District Speech and cant say we were impressed. The therapist cane to the school and…read morethe teachers complained that she offered no guidance on ways to generalize what she taught. This was in contrast to an ABA therapist who they found very helpful. More recently, they referenced our child in a way that the teacher found condescending and helpful. We really tried to give the therapist the benefit of the doubt but between the lack of helpfulness and hurtful comment of her boss about our toddler- we ultimately let them go.

I strongly recommend Capitol Kids Therapy. I consulted Leslie for my child and she provided…read moreexcellent services. She connects well with children and can clearly communicate with parents about the results of the assessment. She provided valuable and practical suggestions. Leslie responded to emails and phone calls promptly.

Love, love, love this organization! Leslie is the best and her strategies to help my son improve…read morehis speech clarity and accuracy were impeccable. We love her!

Potential parents who would like to enroll their child should read the public record, the Assurance…read moreof Voluntary Compliance (AVC), issued to Waterfront Academy, Inc., by the Attorney General's Office of DC (June 5, 2023). This public record can be retrieved via the District's Freedom of Information Act. The AVC addresses a pattern of behavior, regarding the omission of material information "in connection with the solicitation and receipt of tuition payments." My family's experience mirrored those documented in this record. We had completed early re-enrollment for our son with the expectation that Waterfront would remain at 924 Pennsylvania Ave SE, which it did not. Not only did it change school locations 4 times within 12 months (in summer 2024, they had moved from their M street location to Pennsylvania Avenue), from September 3, 2024 to February 28, 2025, Waterfront Academy engaged in knowing misrepresentation and concealed the material fact about the school's actual operating locations. Waterfront Academy operated in part from the Hill Center across the street at 921 Pennsylvania Avenue SE. Next, Waterfront began operating exclusively out of the Hill Center on March 3, 2025, due to lease termination at its 924 Pennsylvania Avenue location. (A termination that was not explained to parents). A few weeks later it settled into the "new" home on D Street on April 7, 2025. Given the staggering mismanagement of the school's location, we decided to un-enroll our child. We were not refunded, even though as a direct result of the behavior and manipulation regarding the location of the school lessons, we suffered the following damages: financial loss in paid school tuition; emotional distress; and wasted time. Even given the above, the school administration was unwavering: "Tuition and fee payments are non-refundable," and we have suffered the financial burden.

Sadly we can confirm the accuracy of Kaira's post dated Nov 12, 2025. Our son attended Waterfront…read morefrom Jan 2023 till Jun 2025. Melissa withheld information from parents during the 2024-25 school year regarding 924 Pennsylvania Ave SE, Waterfront's ostensible school building at the time, which we came to understand never had a certificate of occupancy appropriate for a school to operate in. Melissa also avoided informing parents that students were spending at least half of the school day at the Hill Center between September 2024 and February 2025, which we believe to have been an attempt to work around the lack of a certificate of occupancy. When classes were being conducted at the Hill Center, children did not have access to the Montessori materials. To this day, we do not know what our child was doing in "class" at the Hill Center. In February 2025 the school's landlord terminated the lease, which Melissa told parents on an emergency call was connected to the pending opening of a nearby marijuana shop - an assertion we could never find a basis for. Parents had to piece together what was going on. We eventually concluded the termination was related to the certificate of occupancy and possibly other issues. When explicitly asked why the lease was terminated, Melissa refused to answer. From there the school moved twice in the remaining four months of the school year. Melissa's misrepresentations and deceptions multiplied - they are too many to list here. The moves were chaotic; the interim location (the Hill Center, now on a full-day basis) was loud and chaotic and lacked appropriate school furniture. The progress we had seen our son make in the previous two school years ground virtually to a halt. The strain on his teachers, who were excellent and always warm and kind with the children, was apparent, and neither of them work for the school anymore. We would advise anyone considering sending their child to Waterfront to reconsider.

Corrine has definitely been a blessing to my boys. She has gone above and beyond as a SLP. If…read morelooking for a SPL I recommend Corrine. She is patient, loving and attentive.

From the owner: Crescendo Communication offers joyful, family-focused speech and language therapy and music classes…read morein Washington, DC and Baltimore City. Corinne Zmoos, MS, CCC-SLP specialized in late talkers, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC). She provides services for social skills, play therapy, screen time reduction, developmental delays, voice disorders and differences, and parent coaching and community groups.

How do I give 6 stars? 7 stars? 100? Dan and JewelryClassDC deserve them, and more…read more I worked with Dan to make my engagement ring and it was an unforgettable experience. It can feel like a real leap of faith to do something so personal and important in such an unconventional way, and to put your trust in a stranger and in your own ability to learn something you have never even considered before--but I am so glad I took it. I have an experience I will remember for the rest of my life, my fiancée (she said yes of course!) has a beautiful, truly one-of-a-kind heirloom she adores and values beyond measure, and we have a story we will tell over and over again. She is already getting questions about where I found her ring, and her friends are already gushing about how amazed they are I made it. Honestly, I am amazed too. I wasn't sure I could make a ring that looked better than a beginner's craft project!--but that was before I met Dan. I had a personal design idea that not only do they not sell in stores, they don't even really sell jade cut how I needed. As far as I can tell, no one had done this before. Well, now someone has, it turned out incredible, and it's all because Dan made it possible. He went above and so far beyond. As a craftsman he is not just skilled, but meticulous, and determined to make sure every product he works on meets his high standard of excellence. As a teacher he is patient, knowledgeable, and eager to share and show what he knows--which is a lot.  And to top it all off, he is a real man of his word--exactly the kind of person you want to put your trust in when dealing with precious metals, stones, and memories. In short, they don't 'em like Dan anymore--that goes for his character, and his jewelry. If you need jewelry made, if you need jewelry worked on, if you need a guiding hand to make something yourself--do yourself a favor and see Dan and his team at JewelryClassDC.

I wanted to get a broken clasp fixed on an old silver bracelet. So I reached out to Daniel to find…read moreout if he did that kind of work. He wrote back, "probably" and told me to bring it by that weekend and he'd have a look. I told him I would come Saturday and he wrote that he might have to go the DMV at some point, but that he should be around. I came by Saturday and he was not there, so I left the piece with a young woman who admired the bracelet and tagged it to give it to him and took my phone number and email. When I had heard nothing by Wednesday, I called and Daniel somewhat impatiently said that "I haven't even looked at it," but that he would. I waited another three days and called a week from when I had originally dropped it off, only to have Daniel say that he "hadn't even looked at it" and I told him I would just come over to take it back. I came and he dumped the bracelet in my hand, again saying, "I haven't looked at it." When I reminded him that he had said Wednesday that he would look at it, he barked "What do you want from me!!!!!"