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Prioritizing neurodiversity-affirming connection and communication.

Our approach

Support The Spectrum’s speech therapy services utilize neurodiversity-affirming, evidence-based practices to empower neurodivergent individuals of all ages in reaching their communication goals. Additionally, we offer consultations and presentations on neurodiversity-affirming practices to support professionals and communities in fostering inclusive environments.

Providing you with the latest research for free

Check out our socials for informational videos online that highlight the latest research on communication, neurodivergence, and cognitive development.

 

In-person and remote options

Located in the Philadelphia area. Available for in-home/in-community treatment sessions. Not located nearby? No worries – we’ve got you covered with teletherapy in Pennsylvania and California.

Our services

  • Treatment for Language Disorders

  • Treatment of Executive Functioning Deficits

  • Treatment for AAC Users

  • Treatment of Fluency and Intelligibility Disorders

  • Treatment for Gestalt Language Processors

  • Treatment for Deficits in Social-Emotional Learning

  • Language Acquisition Therapy

  • Dysphagia Treatment

  • Neurodiversity and Professional Consultations

  • Advocacy and Treatment Materials

  • Neurodiversity and Professional Presentations

  • Free Informational Content

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Testimonials

  • "Ryann is one of the best people I have worked with while on my journey to advocate for myself. She shows up to every session with a smile on her face and a desire to help you figure out a plan that best suits your needs. Because of our work, I have been able to approach applying for accommodations within the workplace with confidence. I am extremely lucky to have found a provider who cares so deeply about her work and her clients, thank you Ryann!!"

    -          Wilder F.

  • “We so gratefully stumbled upon Ryann via TikTok. For the first time we heard a therapist use language and terms that accurately described what we had for years tried explaining to our healthcare team for our 9 y/o son with ASD. We were so intrigued that we immediately requested a private consult. Ryann was flexible in setting up time with us and LISTENED as we described our experience in the public school system, private therapy, ABA, and more. As parents we know what we see in our children, but it can be hard to articulate in terms that will convince other professionals that the approach they have taken or considered may not be appropriate. Ryann put us at ease and gave us a whole new path to navigate as we work to get our son comfortable communicating at home and in school. We took her advice and direction and engaged our IEP much more capably and even pursued AAC for our son in a more meaningful way as a result. Thank you, Ryann. We so appreciate having the opportunity to work with you.”

    -          Nick and Jen B.

  • ”The University of Central Florida's NSSLHA chapter was honored to host Ryann as a guest speaker. She was incredibly responsive and flexible when I needed to reschedule due to Hurricane Milton. Ryann delivered an amazing presentation on advocating for neurodiversity in both our professional and personal lives. Her talk was detailed, interactive, and highly educational! Support the Spectrum is a wonderful resource, and I strongly encourage making use of all it has to offer! Thank you, Ryann!”

    -          Talia T.

  • “Support The Spectrum has helped me tremendously in my journey of neurodivergence as an adult. Ryann’s content on social media educated me and empowered me to reach out for a consultation. I was met with compassion, immediate resources, and a personalized care guide. She continues to support me through understanding how to cope with my neurodivergence while working my first full-time job. I highly recommend Support the Spectrum.“

    -          Anonymous client

Meet people where they are, not where you (or others) expect them to be.

Each individual carries a unique story, shaped by experiences

and perspectives that are often invisible at first glance.

When we take the time to engage with someone in their current state, and are not blinded by internal or

external expectations, we recognize their struggles, strengths, and aspirations.

Video Blogs

Video Blogs

Gestalt Language Processing: Definitions and Treatment

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Therapy With Abbey Romeo (From Love on The Spectrum)

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Day in the Life: Speech Language Pathologist *Dysphagia, Aphasia, Dementia, Cognition, Voice*

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Therapy With Abbey from Love on the Spectrum

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