We’re passionate about changing lives.
We are an inclusive therapy practice dedicated to helping young people to build the key skills they need to unlock their full potential.
Our Story
– Founder, Frances Toddy
Inspired by my mother who was a passionate Speech Language Pathologist, I began working as an SLP in public schools to help young people find their voice. However, I soon realized the limitations of group therapy – No two kids are alike, and as such therapy has to be customized to fit the needs and unique personalities of each person. This is why ASRS was founded, to provide individualized speech, occupational and physical therapy.
We focus on providing each client with the right kind of support based on their needs, goals, and stages in life. We meet them where they are, not only through therapy but also by providing a convenient delivery model offered at school or online.
My team and I love what we do and put as much effort into making therapy fun as we do into ensuring that we provide the highest standard of care possible for all our clients.
Our Vision
Our vision is to create a world where every person has access to support and resources to build critical communication and life skills they need to navigate their day-to-day experiences successfully.
Community
We believe it takes a village for therapy to be most effective. This is why we’re dedicated to empowering the community by giving back and sharing knowledge and resources to help them support their loved ones.
Diversity
We strive to create a space where persons from every background can receive the best support. Our diverse team of therapists are able to understand the nuances of different environments and cultures to provide the most suitable therapy plan for each client.
Continuous Learning
Our therapists take learning seriously. We stay up-to-date on the best evidence-based practices and tools so that we can maintain a standard of excellence in our practice.
Meet Our Founder
Frances Toddy, Founder
Speech-Language Pathologist M.S., CCC- SLP
Frances is a certified speech-language pathologist who graduated from Nova Southeastern University with her Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology. She is a member of the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association (ASHA) and holds a state of Florida Department of Health license. Frances has over 17 years of experience working with children and adults with speech-language difficulties and disorders in a variety of settings.
