Empowering Children to Conquer Their World! Speech, Feeding, Occupational, & Physical Therapy We are located in Berea, Kentucky. You can reach us at 859-353-3666.
We provide speech and language therapy, feeding therapy, occupational therapy and physical therapy.
02/06/2026
Spread the love this February by leaving a Google review for your child’s therapist! 💞 We love to read about your success stories and big wins and want to celebrate with you as we reach goals together! ❤️🐷 All February, you’ll see QR codes posted at each clinic so you can leave a quick review while you’re waiting in the lobby, or leave a review anytime at the link in bio!
02/06/2026
Building vocabulary skills with ST Mrs. Kelli by naming animals in a picture book!🐥💕📚
02/05/2026
OT Mrs. Ellen and this friend are making applesauce and graham cracker slime for some yummy tactile exploration!😋👏🐷
02/05/2026
Nothing beats jumping in our jammies during PT!💪🥰⬆️
02/05/2026
Meet Tiffany — this month’s HTP Family Feature! 🗓️✨ She brings so much joy to our clinic, and we loved celebrating her in this month’s HTP Family Newsletter. 💕
Want to stay in the loop? Sign up for our HTP Family Newsletter at the link in our bio!🐷
02/04/2026
We’re so happy to welcome Maria to the team! She is joining HTP as Patient Access at our Richmond clinic. Welcome, Maria! 🐷🎉
02/04/2026
This sweet friend is making a Valentine’s Day card for his Mom, with the help of speech therapist Mrs. Morgan! 🥰❤️🐷
02/04/2026
Our clinics are OPEN today, with fun activities in store, like s’mores stations and Valentine’s Day card making! 🍫💕 Everyone is invited to wear their coziest PJs — therapists will be wearing theirs, too. Welcome to comfy care! 🥰🐷 See you soon!
02/03/2026
HTP employees got free coffee today to thank them for their hard work and flexibility, especially during this crazy snowy season! 🙌☕️❄️ We love our staff and appreciate their energy and work ethic every day! 🌟💕🐷 Thank you
for serving up all the coffee goodness at our clinics today!
02/03/2026
Lego Club meets Thursday, February 5th at 6:45pm at our Richmond Clinic! 🧱 This will be our last Lego Club for the time being as we assess after-hours programs at HTP so we can best serve and support our families! We’ve had so much fun building memories with you and look forward to continuing to do so in creative ways this year! 🐷
02/03/2026
The Travelin’ Tom’s Coffee Truck will be visiting all of our clinics today!! ☕️🐷😋 Here’s the schedule:
☕️ Berea Clinic: 8:00-9:00am
☕️ Richmond Clinic: 9:30-10:30am
☕️ Lex East Clinic: 11:00-11:45am
☕️ Lex West Clinic: 12:15-1:00pm
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02/02/2026
We’re bringing you a sweet treat for this snowy week across all our clinics: S’mores!!! 🍫🔥 All week long, kiddos can make their own s’mores during their sessions, and everyone is invited to wear their coziest PJs — therapists will be wearing theirs, too! 🥰 Can’t wait to see our kiddos comfy, smiling, and ready to play & learn! 💕🐷
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We provide pediatric physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy and feeding therapy. We also provide psycho-educational testing. We take all medicaid and commercial insurances. We are located in Berea, Kentucky. You can reach us at 859-353-3666. We are excited to work with your child.
What is pediatric therapy?
Our pediatric speech therapists use a child’s work or “play” to obtain desired communication. They diagnose and treat children with a broad spectrum of disorders. Speech therapists also train patients, families, and caregivers, and educate other health care professionals. Our speech therapists maximize opportunities to obtain natural speech and language from our developmentally appropriate equipment. They apply techniques that are highly integrated with physical and occupational therapists. A child’s speech or communication is the foundation for all peer and adult interaction. Speech is not only what a child says, but how they play and gesture, what language they understand and what information they can convey.
Occupational Therapy
Focuses on the underlying components of development. The pediatric occupational therapist works to promote independence for a child’s “occupation,” which includes play, self-help tasks, and school related skills. Occupational Therapy typically address deficiencies in a person's fine motor skill development, dressing, hygiene, handwriting, behavior, and sensory integration.
Physical Therapy
Movement is the foundation for higher learning. Pediatric physical therapists work to enhance overall strength and mobility. The efficiency of a child's strength and mobility allows a child to maximize their independence. Gross motor skills such as rolling, sitting, crawling, standing, walking, running, jumping, climbing, skipping, bike riding and ball skills are the foundation of gross motor development.