FOCUS News
Augmentative & Alternative Communication Now Offered at FOCUS Therapy in Fort Myers
https://s3.gomedia.ws/wp-content/uploads/sites/54/2024/03/19123542/Augmentative-and-Alternative-Communication-AAC-FOCUS.mp4 FOCUS Therapy is excited and proud to announce that we now offer Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC). Children who struggle with spoken language can undergo an AAC evaluation by our highly-skilled Fort Myers speech therapy team to determine if…
FOCUS POCUS Sensory-Friendly Halloween Party is TODAY!!
Celebrate gourd times! FOCUS Therapy’s 4th annual FOCUS POCUS sensory-friendly Halloween Party – complete with costumes, trick-or-treat, games, and fun prizes – is TODAY! Our therapists are decorating each room of our clinic with a different theme. Join us at…
Don’t Miss Our 4th Annual FOCUS POCUS Sensory-Friendly Trick-or-Treat!
Let’s get this party start-led! FOCUS Therapy is hosting its 4th annual FOCUS POCUS event – complete with costumes, trick-or-treat, games, and fun prizes! Our therapists are decorating each room of our clinic with a different theme. Join us for…
Update: FOCUS Therapy to Re-Open Thursday, Aug. 31st
In following the lead of the Lee County School District, FOCUS Therapy will resume in-clinic sessions with our patients on Thursday, Aug. 31st. Weather-related concerns due to Hurricane Idalia are no longer pertinent to our area in Fort Myers /…
Important Announcement From FOCUS Therapy
Due to the anticipated tropical force winds in our area from Hurricane Idalia, FOCUS Therapy is closed Wednesday, August 30th. We follow the lead of the Lee County School District. A decision about whether to open Thursday, Aug. 31st should…
FOCUS Therapy Prioritizes Therapist Relationships With Patients & Parents
At FOCUS Therapy, one of the first things we do when starting speech, occupational, or ABA therapy with a new patient is make it a point to begin building a positive relationship with the child and their parents/caregivers. The fact…
Water Safety Tips for Florida Kids With Special Needs
Water is a way of life in Florida, but drowning is the No. 1 cause of death among children under 5 in the Sunshine State. Children with special needs (particularly those with conditions like autism that make them prone to…
