When our developmental pediatrician told us that our son needed therapy, we were advised to start with an Occupational Therapist. I remember our first visit vividly. The therapy room was small, the walls were covered with cushions, and there were only two toys in sight. It didn’t feel child-friendly, and our son cried the entire time. It was heartbreaking for us as parents. That experience began my search for the best occupational and speech therapist for my child. Our first

I hung up the phone after talking to a client and just sat there for a moment. You know that feeling when something inside you quietly shifts — not loud, not dramatic, but enough to make you question everything you thought you wanted? That’s exactly how it felt. My client had called to ask for advice about a property she was trying to pay off. Normally, I’d walk her through the numbers, offer possible solutions, and move on to the next call. But this time was different. Inste