Come say hi to us at First Friday at The Children's Museum
What is a home without children? Quiet.
- Henny Youngman
Welcome to the Therapy Tree Team!
Patty S.
Front Office Specialist | Gilbert
Liliana N. C.
OT | SW Phoenix
Kiley F
SLPA | Glendale
Alishondra N.
SLPA | Gilbert
Thalia R.
OT Bilingual | SW Phoenix
Staff Spotlight!
Patient Testimonial
– Michelle M.
Insurance Updates
Attention AHCCCS patients! AHCCCS is doing all re-enrollments currently & unfortunately this may affect your child. Please let the billing department or front desk know if your AHCCCS plan has changed. This will eliminate any gaps in service. If you are no longer going to be on AHCCCS please email billing@therapytree.com with your new insurance information.
Thank you kindly.
billing@therapytree.com
Careers
Speech Language Pathologist
Glendale Clinic
(Full Time)
Occupational Therapist
Central PHX
(Full Time)
Speech Language Pathologist
Gilbert Clinic
(Full Time)
Physical Therapist
Glendale Clinic
(Full Time)
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There's a Bear on My Chair by Ross Collins
Flagstaff Extreme Adventure Course | Flagstaff, AZ
Flagstaff Extreme Adventure Course donated two pairs of tickets, one pair was gifted to a Therapy Tree employee & the other to one of our patients.
Flag X is an obstacle course, in Flagstaff, that is similar to a basic military training setup with 32 zip-lines that hang high in the trees.
“I think that this course pushes boundaries for a lot of people. It puts them in uncomfortable situations that causes them to grow and push themselves beyond the normal limits that they would experience in their day to day lives,” stated Sammy Riddle, one of the Safety Patrols at Flag X. There are 5 courses and they are broken up by difficulty and height. As you go through it gets higher and harder. In total it takes about 4 hours to do and the highest point of the course is 65 feet. Only about 20% guests actually get through the last course.
“Give your child two choices and label each item. For example “ball or car” or “cookie or cracker” Show your child each option as you say its name. When your child tries to say one of the items or reaches or points for it, label the item again and give it to them. Giving choices is a great way to improve gesture, pointing and increase vocabulary understanding and use. To make children’s phrases and sentences longer add one word to whatever they say. By adding a word, you are helping reinforce the vocabulary they are already using while adding vocabulary and grammar. If your child is using one word, use two.
For example: Child says “shoes” say “your shoes” or child says “car” say “go car” You can add pronouns like mine, yours and his. You can also use adjectives like colors and sizes. If your child is using two words use three words. For example: child says give me, you say “give me block” or child says “fast”, you say “it goes fast.”
– Candace Banks, Clinical Director & SLP | Southwest Clinic
Featured Local Giveaway's
Flagstaff Extreme Adventure Course | Flagstaff, AZ
The Renaissance Festival donated two pairs of tickets, both pairs were gifted to our patients.
The Renaissance Festival is a medieval outdoor amusement park, a 16-stage theatre, a 50-acre circus, an arts and crafts fair, a Jousting Tournament, and a feast, all rolled into one non-stop, day-long, family adventure. There is an unlimited amount of delicious foods and drinks to try as well such as turkey legs, loaded baked potatoes, bread bowls and a variety of meats on sticks. Open for a whole month, this is a must go to event every year, especially for families!
Storytime Pack Prize by Therapy Tree
First Friday at the Children's Museum
215 N 7th St, Phoenix, AZ
- Friday, June 3rd, 2022 -