Collective Therapy, LLC

Collective Therapy, LLC Speech Language Pathology Services & Occupational Therapy

Congratulations to our newest Speech Therapy graduate! 🎉💙
09/18/2025

Congratulations to our newest Speech Therapy graduate! 🎉💙

We are back with our Fine Motor Milestones series! This week, it's all about 6-7 month olds! đź’šBy this stage, your little...
09/17/2025

We are back with our Fine Motor Milestones series! This week, it's all about 6-7 month olds! đź’š

By this stage, your little one is becoming quite the busy explorer! They may reach for objects with either hand, shake a rattle with excitement, and spend time inspecting their own hands. You’ll notice them reaching for objects and using all their fingers together to scoop up small items. They might also practice transferring a toy from one hand to the other or proudly hold a small object in each hand at the same time.

🎉🎂 Happy Birthday, Mrs. Becky! 🎂🎉Today we celebrate one of the most passionate and hardworking members of our team! Mrs....
09/16/2025

🎉🎂 Happy Birthday, Mrs. Becky! 🎂🎉

Today we celebrate one of the most passionate and hardworking members of our team! Mrs. Becky wears many hats — from helping children find their voice as a skilled speech therapist to keeping our team organized and cared for through her HR role. 💛

Her heart for others, dedication to excellence, and cheerful spirit make such a difference every single day. We are so thankful for the love and care she pours into our families and our staff.

Please join us in wishing Mrs. Becky a wonderful birthday filled with joy, laughter, and all her favorite things! 🥳✨

We’re wrapping up our Language Development series this week! ✨Are you looking for a fun and simple way to help your chil...
09/15/2025

We’re wrapping up our Language Development series this week! ✨

Are you looking for a fun and simple way to help your child’s language grow at home? Try reading books! 📚

Reading with your child is one of the most powerful ways to build language skills. Repetition, rhymes, and engaging stories don’t just spark imagination—they help children grow vocabulary, improve memory, and practice listening.

The best part? You can make reading part of your daily routine. Whether it’s a favorite story you’ve read 100 times or a brand-new adventure, every book is a chance to grow your child’s language skills while making special memories.

In memory of the innocent lives taken and the bravery shown on this day. 9.11.01 🇺🇸
09/11/2025

In memory of the innocent lives taken and the bravery shown on this day. 9.11.01 🇺🇸

This week, we are back to our Fine Motor Milestones series! đź’šThis week, we are reviewing milestones that typically occur...
09/10/2025

This week, we are back to our Fine Motor Milestones series! đź’š

This week, we are reviewing milestones that typically occur around 3-5 months of age.

Around this stage, babies begin to develop more control over their hands and eyes. They may follow objects in a circular motion, relax their hands more, and start looking at objects while attempting to reach for them. You might notice them swiping or hitting at items, touching their fingers together, and reaching with both hands at the same time. As skills progress, they may be able to grasp a small toy using both hands and even touch or bang objects on a table or hard surface.

This week, we are continuing our Language Development series! Want an simple way to help your child’s language grow at h...
09/09/2025

This week, we are continuing our Language Development series!

Want an simple way to help your child’s language grow at home? Try offering choices! 🧩

Giving your child options encourages them to use words, make decisions, and feel more confident expressing themselves. Choices also reduce frustration—when kids have a say, they feel more in control and are more motivated to communicate. Plus, it’s simple to build into daily routines like meals, playtime, or getting dressed.

The best part? You’re supporting language growth while strengthening connection.🌟

For more tips on encouraging language at home, click the link!https://www.expressable.com/learning-center/tips-and-resources/15-speech-therapy-strategies-for-parents-to-use-at-home?fbclid=IwY2xjawMtKAtleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFCQ1Y2RXBaYVJrdmFQV0p2AR7emmb1QKBu6rer5uXmNbHT57kPoIwgdaKxHpoyu506X4Ai9If5D5yW0F0Lzw_aem_TB5Xt4y-A2kg9GNm8q6Eqg

🌍 Happy World Physical Therapy Day! 🌍We are so thankful for the amazing Physical Therapists who work alongside Occupatio...
09/08/2025

🌍 Happy World Physical Therapy Day! 🌍

We are so thankful for the amazing Physical Therapists who work alongside Occupational Therapists and Speech-Language Pathologists to support our patients’ growth, movement, and communication. Your teamwork makes all the difference—thank you! 💙

09/04/2025

When play is in the job description, is it really work?! 🩵🩷

This week, we are beginning a new Occupational Therapy Series: Fine Motor Milestones! đź’šBefore we start, what are fine mo...
09/03/2025

This week, we are beginning a new Occupational Therapy Series: Fine Motor Milestones! đź’š

Before we start, what are fine motor skills? These are the small movements we use every day, like buttoning a shirt, holding a pencil, or picking up tiny objects. These skills involve the hands, fingers, and coordination between eyes and hands. Occupational therapists are the handy heroes who help kids (and adults!) strengthen those small but mighty muscles.

Between 1–2 months, your baby is starting to explore the world with their hands, whether they know it or not! Most of the time, their hands are still in fists, and they’ll show a strong grasp reflex when something touches their palm. By around 2 months, those little hands may start to open more often, and you might catch your baby staring at them in wonder. These early fine motor skills are the first steps toward learning how to reach, grab, and play!

This week, we are continuing our Language Development series!Are you looking for a fun and simple way to help your child...
09/02/2025

This week, we are continuing our Language Development series!

Are you looking for a fun and simple way to help your child’s language grow at home? Try singing nursery rhymes and children’s songs! 🎵

Songs with repetition, rhythm, and predictable patterns help your child learn new words, improve memory, and develop listening skills. The melody and beat make it easier for children to remember language—and singing together builds connection, too!

The best part? You can sing anytime—during play, mealtime, car rides, or bath time! Whether it’s “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star” or “The Wheels on the Bus,” your child will be learning while having fun.

For more tips on supporting language development, click the link! https://www.expressable.com/learning-center/tips-and-resources/15-speech-therapy-strategies-for-parents-to-use-at-home?fbclid=IwY2xjawMK_fRleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFTSGFVaHpiTE5tOXFYb2JmAR47A60rXyi-vaNWlPdE9CgUqzbITTB7BTXChiI6FiGAm2Z7Nqn5MCoq_jPAag_aem_qyo-zr3a9Gj-r1IEeFQYeg

🇺🇸 Happy Labor Day from Collective Therapy!Today we celebrate the hard work of our incredible team, the dedication of ou...
09/01/2025

🇺🇸 Happy Labor Day from Collective Therapy!
Today we celebrate the hard work of our incredible team, the dedication of our amazing families, and the determination of all our patients working toward big goals. 💪👧🧒

Our clinic will be closed today as we honor this day of rest and recognition. Wishing everyone a safe, fun, and joy-filled holiday! ❤️

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113 E. Gaines Street
Dublin, GA
31021

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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Southern Speech Pathology Services, LLC has been a dream which is now becoming a reality! I have practiced speech and language services in the school system for 20 years. In the past few years, I have increased my service ability and passion for medical based speech pathology including infants and adults. I have worked for Fairview Park Hospital in their acute, inpatient rehab, and outpatient settings. I enjoy working with all ages, as everyone has a unique need. I am certified in Vital Stim (NMES). I have completed certifications in SOS Approach to Feeding, and Beckman Oral Motor. I also provide teletherapy services. I have been awarded the ACE award for continuing education from ASHA.