What We Do
OUR THERAPY SERVICES
Comprehensive Care for All Ages and Needs
At Circle Creek Therapy, we take a holistic approach to care, focusing on the whole person and their unique needs. Our goal is to provide comprehensive therapy services that address not only the physical aspects of health but also the emotional, mental, and social well-being of our patients. We offer a wide range of therapies, including Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Behavioral Health & Counseling, and Animal-Assisted Therapy. Each service is designed to complement and enhance the others, ensuring that our patients receive personalized, integrated care. Whether you’re a child, an adult, or a family, our team works collaboratively to help you achieve your goals, improve your quality of life, and thrive in every aspect of your health journey.
COMMUNICATION FIRST
Speech-Language Pathology
What It Is
Speech therapy is all about improving how we communicate—whether it's speaking clearly, understanding language, or even managing swallowing difficulties. It’s not just about words; it’s about connecting and expressing ourselves effectively. Whether you’re dealing with speech delays, language disorders, or issues with feeding and swallowing, speech therapy can help you communicate with confidence.
Who It Helps
Speech therapy isn’t just for kids with speech delays; it’s for anyone who needs help with communication. We work with children, adults, and even those recovering from conditions like strokes or brain injuries. If someone has trouble speaking, understanding language, or even eating or swallowing, speech therapy can help them get back on track
What to Expect
In your first session, we’ll take a deep dive into your specific challenges, whether it’s speech clarity, language skills, or feeding concerns. We’ll work together to come up with a plan to address your unique needs. Sessions can include fun and engaging exercises, from language games to feeding practices, to help you or your child improve communication and swallowing skills. It’s all about making progress, one step at a time.
INTERVENTIONS INTENDED
Occupational Therapy
What It Is
Occupational therapy is all about helping you (or your child) regain the skills needed to take on daily tasks—things like dressing, eating, playing, or even working. For kids, their primary "occupation" is play, so OT helps them develop the skills they need to play and learn. For adults, it’s about improving fine motor skills and regaining independence after an injury or dealing with a chronic condition.
Who It Helps
Whether you’re helping your child develop skills for play and learning, or you’re an adult working to regain independence after an injury or dealing with a neurological condition, OT can make a real difference. Kids with developmental delays, sensory processing issues, or motor difficulties can benefit greatly, as can adults recovering from strokes, surgeries, or injuries.
What to Expect
During your first session, we’ll evaluate what’s working well and what needs a little extra attention. From there, we’ll create a plan to build strength, improve coordination, and enhance your overall independence. Whether it’s improving fine motor skills, adapting to new ways of doing things, or working on sensory integration, OT sessions are designed to be hands-on and fun, especially for kids. It’s all about helping you feel more capable in everyday activities.
INDEPENDENCE & PLAY
Physical Therapy
What It Is
Physical therapy (PT) is all about helping you recover and improve your movement, whether you’re bouncing back from an injury or dealing with a condition that affects your mobility. PT focuses on rehabilitation, strength building, and pain management to help you regain the ability to move and function at your best.
Who It Helps
Physical therapy is beneficial for athletes recovering from sports injuries, older adults who want to maintain or improve mobility, and anyone dealing with conditions like arthritis, neurological disorders, or injuries. Whether it’s regaining strength after surgery, improving balance, or managing pain, PT helps people of all ages get back to the activities they love.
What to Expect
In PT sessions, you can expect personalized exercises and physical activities designed to help you move better, get stronger, and feel more confident. Your therapist will work with you on techniques to improve your flexibility, strength, balance, and coordination. Every session is tailored to meet your specific needs and goals, and we’ll track your progress along the way to make sure you’re getting the most out of each visit.
INDEPENDENCE & PLAY
Behavioral Health & Counseling
What It Is
Behavioral health and counseling services are focused on supporting emotional and mental well-being for individuals and families. Whether it's managing anxiety, coping with depression, or working through trauma, we provide a safe and supportive environment to explore and address mental health challenges. Our goal is to help individuals and families build coping skills, improve emotional regulation, and strengthen relationships.
Who It Helps
Our counseling services are for children, adults, and families dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, behavioral struggles, and other mental health challenges. We support children who are facing emotional difficulties at school or home, adults coping with stress or life transitions, and families who need help improving communication, resolving conflicts, and managing emotional health together.
What to Expect
In therapy sessions, we’ll work together to understand the unique challenges you or your family are facing and develop strategies to address them. Sessions may include talk therapy, behavioral assessments, and coping strategies to help manage difficult emotions and situations. Our approach is collaborative and tailored to your specific needs, with the goal of helping you feel more supported, resilient, and connected.
INTERVENTIONS INTENDED
Animal-Assisted Therapy
What It Is
Animal-assisted therapy involves integrating trained animals into therapy sessions to help individuals build emotional connections, improve social skills, and achieve therapeutic goals. The presence of animals can promote relaxation, reduce anxiety, and improve communication, all while making the therapeutic experience more engaging and enjoyable
Who It Helps
Animal-assisted therapy is especially beneficial for children, including those with autism, anxiety, and other emotional or developmental challenges. The calming presence of animals helps children build trust, increase focus, and enhance their social and emotional well-being. It also benefits individuals of all ages who may be struggling with anxiety, stress, or trauma.
What to Expect
In our partnership with Young Hearts Therapeutic Riding, we integrate animal-assisted therapy with horseback riding to support children and families. Each session involves working with a trained therapy animal—usually a horse—under the guidance of a skilled therapist. This unique approach helps children develop motor skills, increase confidence, and improve emotional regulation, all while building a connection with the animal. You can expect a mix of riding, groundwork, and hands-on interaction with the animals, tailored to the child’s needs and goals.