Frequently Asked Questions
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Connected Care Therapy Group offers occupational therapy (OT), speech-language therapy (SLP), physical therapy (PT), and mental health counseling services for children, teens, and families. Our services are designed to support communication, motor development, sensory needs, emotional regulation, and overall functional independence.
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Interdisciplinary therapy is a care model where professionals from different specialties—such as OT, SLP, PT, and mental health—may collaborate when it is clinically appropriate. At Connected Care Therapy Group, collaboration is used to support complex needs, improve communication between providers, and enhance treatment outcomes when needed.
Therapy is individualized based on each child’s strengths, interests, and communication style. Sessions may focus on expanding vocabulary, improving understanding of language, supporting conversation skills, and helping children communicate their needs more effectively in everyday situations.
In addition to in-person pediatric speech therapy in Rochester, NY, teletherapy services are available for families across New York and South Carolina. Parent coaching is also offered to help caregivers support their child’s communication at home and in daily routines.
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No. Not all cases require interdisciplinary collaboration.
At Connected Care Therapy Group, each client receives individualized care based on their needs. Some clients are best supported by a single provider, while others benefit from coordination between multiple disciplines. Collaboration happens only when it is clinically appropriate and beneficial for the client.
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Many children benefit from more than one type of therapy. Speech therapy focuses on communication skills, while occupational therapy focuses on daily living skills, sensory regulation, and motor development.
During an evaluation or intake process, our team helps determine which services are most appropriate based on your child’s developmental needs.
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Yes. Our occupational therapists specialize in supporting children with sensory processing challenges. We help children improve regulation, attention, emotional control, and participation in daily routines through individualized, evidence-based strategies.
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Occupational therapy can help children with ADHD develop strategies for attention, organization, emotional regulation, executive functioning, and daily routines.
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Yes. Our speech-language pathologists work with children and adults to support expressive and receptive language, articulation, social communication, fluency (stuttering), and early language development.
We also support AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) when needed.
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We provide services for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, school-age children, adolescents, and support for families. Therapy is individualized based on developmental level and functional needs rather than age alone.
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Yes. When appropriate and with consent, we collaborate with schools, pediatricians, and other providers to support consistency across environments. This helps ensure that therapy goals carry over into daily life, school settings, and home routines.
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Children may benefit from occupational therapy if they experience challenges with sensory processing, emotional regulation, handwriting, self-care skills, attention, motor development, or participation in daily activities.
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What sets us apart is our connected care model. We combine multiple disciplines under one network and use collaboration when it is clinically appropriate. Our focus is on individualized, functional, and evidence-based therapy that supports real-life progress for children and families.
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Children may benefit from counseling if they are experiencing anxiety, emotional regulation challenges, behavioral concerns, social difficulties, stress, significant life changes, or struggles that impact daily functioning.
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Getting started is simple. Contact Connected Care Therapy Group to schedule an initial consultation. We will discuss your concerns, determine appropriate services, and guide you through the intake process.
Ready to Get Started?
If you’re looking for connected, thoughtful therapy services that support the whole person—not just a single diagnosis or skill—we’re here to help.
Contact Connected Care Therapy Group today to learn more or schedule an initial consultation.