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Therapy Center of Buda

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Therapy Center of Buda

Speech-Language and Occupational Therapy

Special Focus: Autism/ADHD They provide personalized therapy programs that are non-diagnosis driven.

Therapy Center of Buda is a pediatric therapy center providing compassionate speech-language and occupational therapy services to children and adolescents in Buda/Kyle/South Austin and surrounding areas. All treatment sessions offer one-on-one intensive therapy with a licensed therapist. Additionally, they offer free consultations to identify if a comprehensive evaluation is warranted. Parents and/or Legal Guardians are provided comprehensive reports (including testing results, plan of care, and additional recommendations) after the formal evaluation and all results and recommendations are discussed. Family involvement is strongly encouraged and carry-over activities are provided on a regular basis. Therapy Center of Buda is proud to have an in-house Certified Autism Specialist and Certified Clinical TraumaSpecialist. She consults free of charge with any family requesting assistance. Therapy Center of Buda practices compassionate pro-neurodiversity methodologies to create personalized treatment programs.

02/22/2026

Today, we’re honored to spotlight Mychal Threets 💛

Mychal, known as “Mychal the Librarian,” is a literacy advocate who shows up with joy, honesty, and care. He speaks openly about mental health challenges while creating inclusive, neuro-affirming spaces rooted in belonging and connection.

He has also been named the new host of Reading Rainbow, carrying forward a legacy that has helped generations experience reading as joyful, accessible, and affirming.

At TCOB, we deeply value the way Mychal centers inclusion, mental health, and authenticity. His work reminds us that learning does not have to be rigid, that libraries can be safe spaces, and that showing up as yourself matters.

We’re grateful for his work and honored to share his voice with our community.

02/20/2026

Today, we’re honored to spotlight Imani Barbarin 💛

Imani is a Black disabled disability justice advocate and the creator of Crutches & Spice, where she speaks with clarity and honesty about disability, race, access, and representation.

Her work challenges performative inclusion and ableist narratives, pushing individuals and systems to move beyond intention and toward accountability. She reminds us that access is not optional, disabled people are not here to inspire, and real inclusion requires listening to disabled voices first.

At TCOB, we deeply value the way Imani centers lived experience and calls for meaningful change, not optics. Her voice continues to shape how families, providers, and institutions think about disability justice and what true access actually looks like.

We’re grateful for her work and honored to share her voice with our community. ♾️

02/18/2026

🌙✨ Ramadan Mubarak

May this month bring you peace, clarity, and a renewed sense of purpose.

Wishing you meaningful moments, reflection, and light in your days. 🤍

02/17/2026

Wishing our community a joyful Lunar New Year 🧧

May the Year of the Horse bring energy, resilience, courage, and forward momentum.

We honor the traditions, cultures, and families who celebrate, and we hope this year carries steadiness, growth, and moments of rest along the way.

Happy Lunar New Year from all of us at TCOB 🐴🧧

02/15/2026

Today, we’re honored to spotlight Tiffany Hammond 💛

Tiffany is a Black Autistic advocate, author, and parent whose work centers dignity, autonomy, and lived experience in autism and parenting spaces.

Through her writing, advocacy, and children’s book Fidget and Fries, she challenges compliance-based narratives and reminds families and professionals that ethical care begins with listening, consent, and respect.

We are grateful for the way Tiffany speaks honestly about parenting, advocacy, and supporting neurodivergent children without erasing who they are.

Her voice continues to shape how we think about care, advocacy, and what truly affirming support looks like.

We’re honored to share her work with our community. ♾️

02/10/2026

You don’t have to minimize yourself to belong here.⁠
Join us April 17–19, in person or virtual.⁠
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02/07/2026

Today, we’re honored to spotlight Morénike Giwa Onaiwu, PhD (she/they) 💛

Dr. Onaiwu is a global advocate, scholar, educator, and parent whose work has shaped disability justice, autism advocacy, and intersectional equity at both national and international levels.

From advising federal agencies to co-editing groundbreaking books centered on Autistic voices, to building grassroots systems of support, their leadership reflects both lived experience and deep academic rigor.

We are deeply grateful for the way Dr. Onaiwu centers community, challenges harmful systems, and reminds professionals that ethical care begins with listening, humility, and accountability.

Their work continues to influence how we learn, reflect, and show up for families.

We’re honored to share their voice with our community and to wish them a very happy birthday today. 🎉 ♾️

02/05/2026

Our first Black History Month spotlight 💛
This month, we’re uplifting Black voices we love, learn from, and follow.

We’re starting with , whose work continues to shape how we talk about equity, identity, and justice.

More voices coming soon. ♾️

02/03/2026

February is Black History Month, and while honoring historical leaders and changemakers matters deeply, we also want to pause and ask ourselves something important:

Who are we listening to right now?

Many of us were taught a version of history that was incomplete, softened, and often centered on comfort instead of truth. Important stories were minimized. Powerful voices were left out. And entire communities were reduced to footnotes.

Part of our work, personally and professionally, is unlearning that white-washed history and actively relearning from the people who have always been here, creating, leading, and pushing for change. And it takes intention.

This Black History month, Therapy Center of Buda would like to focus on uplifting Black creators, advocates, and educators we genuinely love, learn from, and follow.

These are voices that inform our practice. Challenge our thinking.Expand our perspective.And help us show up better for our clients and families.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be sharing some of the Black Autistic, ADHD, and neuro-affirming voices that have shaped our work and values.

We believe representation matters.
We believe lived experience matters.
We believe honest history matters.
We believe Black Lives matter.

We are committed to doing better, learning more, and amplifying voices that deserve to be heard. Thank you for being part of this community with us. We’re honored to grow alongside you. Stay tuned! ♾️

01/26/2026

🚨 Weather Update 🚨
We’ll open at 12:00 PM today for everyone’s safety.
Please take care of yourselves first. We’ll see you soon.

01/19/2026

TCOB is closed today as we take time to reflect and recognize this day. We hope you’re able to rest, connect, or serve your community in a way that feels meaningful to you.

Please take care of yourselves and each other. Stay safe, and we’ll see you tomorrow.

01/12/2026

Autistic Barbie with their AAC is so cool. 😍♾️💛

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1750 FM 967, Suite A
Buda, TX
78610

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm

Website

http://www.therapycenterofbuda.com/

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Therapy Center of Buda is a pediatric therapy center providing compassionate speech-language and occupational therapy services to children and adolescents in Buda/Kyle/South Austin and surrounding areas. They provide personalized therapy programs that are non-diagnosis driven. All treatment sessions offer one-on-one intensive therapy with a licensed therapist. Additionally, they offer free consultations to identify if a comprehensive evaluation is warranted. Parents and/or Legal Guardians are provided comprehensive reports (including testing results, plan of care, and additional recommendations) after the formal evaluation and all results and recommendations are discussed. Family involvement is strongly encouraged and carry-over activities are provided on a regular basis. Therapy Center of Buda is proud to have an in-house Certified Autism Specialist. She consults free of charge with any family requesting assistance. Therapy Center of Buda works with an array of diagnoses including; Autism Spectrum Disorders, ADHD, Dyslexia, Feeding issues, behavioral issues, chromosomal anomalies, Sensory Processing Disorder, Apraxia/Dyspraxia, Cerebral Palsy, Cognitive Impairment, Developmental Delay, Down Syndrome, Encephalopathy, articulation disorders, handwriting difficulties, and much more. They select from the best methodologies to create personalized treatment programs including; Beckman Oral Motor Protocol, DIR ®, Executive Functions Training ™, Floortime ®, Handwriting, Without Tears ®, How Does Your Engine Run ®, It Takes Two to Talk ®, Kaufman K-SLP ®, SCERTS ® Model, Social Language Training ™, Superflex ®, Therapeutic Listening ®, and many more.