Achieve Pediatric Therapy

04/01/2026

April is Occupational Therapy (OT) Month 🤍
OT is all about helping individuals build the skills they need for everyday life from fine motor and sensory regulation to independence in daily routines, play, and beyond. It’s truly about empowering people to live their fullest, most meaningful lives.
Shoutout to our amazing OT team for the dedication, compassion, and creativity you bring every single day. You meet every child where they are and help them reach new milestones in the most meaningful ways. We’re so lucky to have such a passionate team making a real difference in our families’ lives ✨

03/31/2026

Forever grateful for the families who trust us and allow us to be part of their journey 🤍
Watching your kiddos grow, learn, and shine is truly the most rewarding part of what we do. Thank you for letting us celebrate the wins—big and small—right alongside you.
And a huge shoutout to our amazing RBTs ✨ You show up every day with so much heart, and it makes all the difference in these children’s lives. We see you, we appreciate you, and we’re so lucky to have you 💛

03/30/2026

Sooo proud of this amazing kiddo for graduating from OT!! 🥹🎉 You’ve worked so hard and it really shows—this is such a big win!!
And shoutout to Ms. Joy for being the absolute best and helping make this happen 💛👏

03/25/2026

Music therapy isn’t just about singing 🎶—it’s a powerful way to help kids communicate, connect, and regulate their emotions.
For children with autism and other developmental needs, music can open doors that words sometimes can’t 💛
Because sometimes… the best way to be heard isn’t by talking, it’s by feeling ✨

03/23/2026

Today we want to talk about the *functions of behavior* in ABA ✨

Every behavior happens for a reason—and understanding that reason helps us support our clients in a more meaningful and effective way.

There are 4 main functions of behavior:
• **Attention** – seeking interaction, reactions, or connection from others
• **Escape** – trying to avoid or get out of a task or situation
• **Access to tangibles** – wanting a specific item or activity
• **Automatic (sensory)** – behavior that feels good internally, no one else needed

Why is it important to know them?
Because behavior isn’t just “good” or “bad”—it’s communication. When we identify the function, we can respond with purpose instead of guesswork.

How does this help us?
It allows us to teach appropriate replacement skills, reduce challenging behaviors, and create individualized interventions that actually *work*—all while respecting the person we’re supporting 🤍

Understanding the “why” behind behavior is where real change begins.

03/22/2026

Yesterday was World Down Syndrome Day 💙💛 3.21

Down syndrome is a genetic condition that occurs when a person is born with an extra copy of chromosome 21. This can affect how they learn, grow, and communicate—but it’s just one part of who they are ✨

On this day (and always!), we celebrate inclusion, love, and the incredible uniqueness of individuals with Down syndrome. It’s about raising awareness, advocating for equal opportunities, and recognizing the strengths, talents, and joy they bring into our communities.

We also celebrate progress—how far we’ve come in creating more inclusive spaces—and remind ourselves how much more we can do 🤍

Different, not less. 💛💙
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03/20/2026

Happy World ABA Day 💙
Today we celebrate the heart of what we do, our incredible team and families. To our BCBAs, thank you for leading with kindness, compassion, and empathy, and for guiding us with such intention and care. To our RBTs, your dedication & passion does not go unnoticed—you advocate, teach, uplift, and show up every single day ready to make a difference in the lives of your clients.
And to our families, thank you for trusting us, collaborating with us, and being such an essential part of this journey. The progress we see is only possible because of the teamwork, patience, and love we all pour into it together.
We are so grateful for each and every one of you and the impact you make every day 💙

03/16/2026

Our fun, hands-on program designed to help children explore new foods, build healthy eating habits, and feel confident at mealtimes—one delicious bite at a time is only 2 weeks away! Call or email us to reserve your spot! 🫑🍎🥒🍒🍌

03/09/2026

We’re Hiring Speech Therapists! 🗣️✨
Join the team at Achieve Pediatric Therapy! We’re currently looking for Speech Therapists for full-time, part-time, and summer-only positions.
At Achieve, we offer:
• Flexible scheduling
• Competitive pay
• A collaborative multidisciplinary team
• A supportive, positive work environment
• Ongoing training and professional growth opportunities
If you’re passionate about helping kids communicate and thrive, we’d love to hear from you!
👉 Apply today at achievepediatrictherapy.com/careers

03/03/2026

March is ABA Month! 💙
This month we’re sharing a little more about what ABA is, how it can help your kiddo, and where therapy takes place.
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a therapy based on the science of learning and behavior. It helps children build important skills like communication, social interaction, daily living skills, and independence — while also reducing challenging behaviors in a supportive, positive way.
ABA can help your child learn how to express their needs, follow routines, make friends, and feel more confident in everyday situations. Every program is individualized because every child is unique.
Therapy can be conducted in the home, at school, in the community, or in a clinic setting — wherever your child learns best and where support is needed most.
Our goal is to empower families, celebrate progress (big and small!), and help your child thrive. 💙
If you have questions about ABA or want to see if it’s the right fit for your family, we’re here to help!

03/02/2026

Got a picky eater? Want your child to eat more fruits and vegetables? Then our Feeding Therapy Group is for you! Designed for children aged 5-11 and led by experienced Occupational Therapist Amy Maxson, this 6-week program utilizes a research-backed curriculum to combat picky eating through interactive, multi-sensory activities. Parents will receive vital resources to extend learning at home. Limited spots available. Join us in creating joyful eaters! Program is offered starting April 2nd from 4:00pm-5:00pm and continues weekly for 6 weeks.


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