Therapy Center of Buda

Inclusive, Family-Centered Therapy That Honors Every Mind

At Therapy Center of Buda, we provide neuro-affirming, trauma-informed, and LGBTQ+ affirming speech-language and occupational therapy services. We're dedicated to creating an environment that is grounded in social justice, family-centered, and above all, celebrates the beauty of neurodivergence.

We aim to work to the client's strengths to ensure their success. We offer both face-to-face and telehealth sessions, using a range of assessment tools tailored to each client's needs. Caregivers are encouraged to join to help address concerns, answer questions and ensure appropriate recommendations.

We primarily serve ages 0–21 but may accept young adults when we’re confident we can provide meaningful support. Learn more about our affirming therapy approach here!

One-on-One Sessions in a Supportive, Private Setting

Parents/Legal Guardians are provided reports after the formal evaluation and results/recommendations are discussed in order to ensure a team approach to therapy. All treatment sessions offer one-on-one interactions with a licensed therapist in a private office to ensure most optimal outcomes and HIPAA compliance.

Family involvement is strongly encouraged and carry-over activities are provided on a regular basis to ensure generalization of therapeutic progress.

New: Parent Coaching Service Available

Therapy Center of Buda offers affordable consultations for parents in unique situations, led by our director Amy - an AuDHDer (Autistic and ADHD) and speech-language pathologist specializing in Autism, ADHD, and trauma commonly experienced in these communities. She also offers formal evaluations, including Autism and PDA. Learn more about our testing process HERE.

We practice the neurodiversity model. We value all minds and focusing on client strengths rather than pathologizing differences. TCOB is proud to be a founding practice of the Therapist Neurodiversity Collective.

Maintaining Our Safe Space

Vaccine Policy

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Children attending in-person sessions must be up-to-date on core immunizations per AAP guidelines (excluding flu and COVID-19). Medical exemptions require a doctor's note. Telehealth is available when appropriate.

BIPOC
Allies

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We stand with BIPOC communities, offering safe, respectful, and confidential care—especially for undocumented individuals.

No ABA

We are a neurodiversity-affirming practice and do not offer ABA, which we believe conflicts with our core values. We support those outside ABA and those healing from ABA-related trauma.

LGBTQ+
Allies

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We are a dedicated safe haven for the LGBTQ+ community. We understand the importance of protection and advocacy, and we are committed to ensuring your safety, privacy, and well-being.

Masking
Policy

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To protect vulnerable clients, we offer flexible masking: therapists may mask at their discretion, and families can request it. Clients with symptoms must mask; others may choose based on comfort.

About Our Founder

Amy, clinic director and owner, is an AuDHDer (Autistic and ADHD) and is our senior speech-language pathologist. Her special focus includes Autism, ADHD, and trauma that is common amongst AuDHDer, Autistic, and ADHDer communities.

TCOB is proudly a founding practice of the Therapist Neurodiversity Collective.

Amy Grant M.S., CCC-SLP, our Clinic Director, Speech-Language Pathologist and Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist with special focus of Autism/ADHD is available 24/7 to all physicians, nurses, and first responders for consult as well as families with urgent concerns (e.g., infants with feeding issues, CPS/foster care cases, or police involvement).

Learn more about TCOB here!

Family Corner Resources

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Stay connected through our Clinic Director's blog, Family Corner, a network for parents and families to find credible information about developmental milestones, therapy benefits, tips and a variety of other resources to keep families informed and to make parenting a little bit easier. Explore and learn.

LEARN MORE AT FAMILY CORNER