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Sunny Horizons, LLC is committed to providing compassionate, evidence-based, and family-centered therapy services to promote the optimal development and well-being of our patients. Our dedicated team strives to create a nurturing environment that identifies the strengths in each of our patients. It is our mission to help them achieve their goals to make a positive difference and help every child achieve their highest potential, discover new strengths, and learn essential skills to develop independence and better prepare them for a future filled with brighter tomorrows.

Speech Language Pathologists (CCC-SLP) hold a Masters or a Doctorate in speech language pathology. Their knowledge and education allow them to evaluate, diagnose, and treat a large variety of communication and swallowing disorders.

Speech Language Pathology Assistants (SLPA) hold a Bachelor's degree in Communication Disorders. They assist in following and implementing the SLP's treatment plan under the supervision of a certified SLP.

SPEECH

Occupational therapists (OTR/L) hold a Masters or a Doctorate in occupational therapy. Their knowledge and education allow them to evaluate and treat in order to help each individual complete daily activities and occupations that are meaningful and specific to their lives.

Certified Occupational Therapy Assistants (COTA) hold an associate's degree from an accredited occupational therapy assistant program. They assist in following and implementing the OTR/L's treatment plan under the supervision of a certified OTR/L.

OCCUPATIONAL

Physical therapists (PT, DPT) hold a Doctorate in physical therapy. A pediatric physical therapist's knowledge and education allow them to evaluate and treat children to assist children in gaining the ability to function independently and to increase active participation in activities in various environments by improving movement, motor development, strength, and endurance.

Physical Therapy Assistants (PTA) hold an associate's degree from an accredited physical therapy assistant program. They assist in following and implementing the DPT's treatment plan under the supervision of a certified DPT.

PHYSICAL

We offer speech, occupational, and physical therapy services to pediatrics from infants to 18 years old. Each child receiving services will be seen individually. If the therapy team believes the child may benefit from targeting skills that correspond with one another for different disciplines at the same time, then the child may be treated by two different clinicians of two disciplines at the same time (i.e., Speech and Occupational therapy, Occupational and Physical therapy, or Speech and Physical therapy). This is called a "co-treatment."