Stay Groovy, Join Us for May Spirit Day! ☮️ 🌼
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Spirit Week Schedule
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5/17: FLOWER POWER 🌻
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Wear your grooviest, floral outfit or arrive to the clinic covered in vibrant flowers!
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Providing Pediatric Speech, Physical,
Occupational Therapy & More!
Happiness held is the seed; Happiness shared is the flower.
- John Harrigan
Welcome to the Therapy Tree Team!
Joy
Patient Service Coord. | Surprise
Maddy
COTA | Tucson
Alicia
SLPA | Surprise
Destiny
COTA | Central PHX
Brianna
OT | Central PHX
Kathia
Patient Service Coord. | Central PHX
Hanna
SLP | Southwest PHX
Holly
SLP | Central PHX
Judith
COTA | Gilbert
Melissa
SLPA | Southwest PHX
Staff Spotlight!
You Plant the Seed, We Help You Grow.
Patient Testimonial
– Halie M.
Insurance Updates
Has your PCP changed or insurance changed? Has your address, phone number or email changed? If so, please LET US KNOW. In order for us to provide the best all around service to you and your children, this information is very important for us to have. If you have any changes please let us know either in person when you have your appointment or you can email us below.
Careers
Occupational Therapist
Glendale Clinic
(Full Time)
Occupational Therapist
Glendale Clinic
(Full Time)
Occupational Therapist
Central PHX Clinic
(Full Time)
Occupational Therapist
Southwest PHX Clinic
(Full Time)
Therapy Tree Tips
How 'Joint Attention' Can be Beneficial in Therapy
“Joint attention is more than eye contact; it is sharing a moment in play or a social interaction with another (Blowing bubbles with peer and laughing together, looking at caregivers hands then eyes to continue tickle game). Being able to share moments in play and engage with a child socially is a crucial building block of language!! So let’s have some fun!!”
Storytime: Book of the Month!
Up Up Up by Phoebe Fox
Storytime Pack Prize by Therapy Tree
Every two weeks we have a therapist or special guest read a children’s book and post it on our Youtube channel. Did you know reading books to your children or them listening to a book reading improves their listening skills? The experts at Scholastic explain that listening is a skill kids must acquire before they can read themselves. They suggest that books on tape are a great addition to reading one-on-one with your child. These often provide entertainment value, too, like silly voices, music, and other embellishments. Every month we give away five of our Storytime books to a patient and each reader signs each book with a loving and special message. Make sure to subscribe to our Youtube Channel to stay alerted on our latest video!
