Prosper Therapy Services

04/27/2026

🚨 If we seem slightly less “on it” this week… don’t panic 🚨

At Prosper, we pride ourselves on being ON. IT.
From your very first call with Teresa, to scheduling with Rebecca, to evaluations with our therapists, and billing/insurance with our administrative team — we’ve got it down to a science.

But… today is our EMR GO-LIVE DAY.
(Which basically means we’re switching the entire brain of our clinic.)

So if things feel a little slower or less seamless than usual this week, please bear with us. We’re learning, double-checking everything, and making sure your children’s care stays our top priority.

We’ll be right back to our usual “how do they do it all?” selves very soon.

Quick favor:
If you have not completed your documents in the parent portal, please take a few minutes to do so. This helps us keep everything accurate and running smoothly.

Thank you for your patience and for trusting us with your children. 💙

— The Prosper Team 🐘

04/20/2026

Due to unforeseen circumstances, this month’s Parent Support Group is canceled.
We will see you next month on June 19th at 6:30 PM 💙
Thank you for being such an amazing community!

04/17/2026

This is one of the most common questions we get from parents, and the answer might surprise you.

Yes, you should support your child’s speech, but not by constantly correcting them or telling them they said something wrong.

Research shows that children learn best by hearing the correct model, not by being told they are wrong.

What to do instead: model the correct way.

When your child says something incorrectly, repeat it back the right way in a natural, positive way:

Example 1 (Articulation):
Child: “I want milt”
Parent: “You want milk. Here’s your milk.”

Example 2 (Pronouns):
Child: “Her running”
Parent: “She is running. She’s so fast.”

Example 3 (Tense):
Child: “He goed to the park”
Parent: “He went to the park. That sounds fun.”

Keep it natural
Keep it positive
Keep the conversation going

Your child is learning every time they hear you model it correctly.

At Prosper Therapy, we love helping families feel confident supporting speech and language at home. If you ever have questions about your child’s communication, we’re here for you.

04/15/2026

Kevin Simmons (“The Singing SLP”) provides sensory-friendly haircuts for children who struggle with traditional haircut environments due to sensory, behavioral, or developmental needs.

💙 Many families in our community need this service
💙 But access depends on sponsorship support

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🌟 How You Can Help

Sponsor a haircut for a child in need

Your sponsorship helps provide:
• A calm, sensory-adapted environment
• Patience, music, and regulation strategies
• A positive, successful haircut experience
• Increased confidence and independence

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💲 Sponsor Options
• Sponsor 1 Child
• Sponsor Multiple Haircuts
• Become a Monthly Sponsor

(Every contribution directly supports a child in our community)

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📲 Get Involved

👉 Visit: www.singingslp.com
👉 Click: “Sponsor a Haircut”
👉 Make a difference today

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💬 Why It Matters

For many children, a haircut isn’t just a haircut—
it’s a sensory challenge, a fear, and a barrier.

With your help, it becomes a win.

04/10/2026

Our Mission
The mission of Speed for Need is to raise awareness and foster inclusion of those with a special need through participation in fitness events supported by the men of F3 Nation.

We push Track Commanders (riders with a special need) in customized racing wheelchairs to help them participate in and complete fitness events such as 5Ks, 10Ks, or marathons – experiences that they would not be able to have on their own.

04/08/2026

Join Our Growing Team at Prosper Therapy Services

We’re expanding and looking for a passionate
Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) to join our team!

Now Hiring:
Part-Time and Full-Time Opportunities Available
Clinical Fellowship (CF) Applicants Welcome

✨ Flexible Scheduling
✨ Supportive Leadership & Mentorship
✨ Collaborative, Team-Focused Environment
✨ Meaningful, Impactful Work with Children

Come grow with a team that values connection, excellence, and heart.

Resumes to: stephanie@prospertherapyservices.com

04/05/2026

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04/05/2026

Happy Easter from Prosper Therapy Services

However you celebrate, we hope your day is filled with joy, connection, and meaningful moments 🤍

Here are a few ways to make Easter more sensory-friendly & accessible:

🐣 Smaller, spaced-out egg hunts
🎨 Eggs filled with stickers, fidgets, or toys
🎧 Headphones + a small “regulation bag” for events/church
⏱ Shorter expectations with movement breaks

Accessible egg hunt ideas:
♿ Place eggs on tables, benches, or eye-level spots
🎯 Color-coded hunts (each child finds only certain colors)
🧩 Picture/visual scavenger hunts for non-readers
🤝 Buddy system or guided hunts for support

💛 It doesn’t have to be perfect to be meaningful; connection over expectations, always.

04/03/2026

Fun activities for this weekend!

04/03/2026

🌸 Spring Sensory Bin Fun 🌸

Bring spring to life with this simple, hands-on sensory activity your kids will LOVE!

This spring-themed sensory bin is perfect for encouraging:
✨ Fine motor skills
✨ Sensory exploration
✨ Imaginative play
✨ Bilateral coordination

What’s inside:
🌼 Dried beans (base for scooping & pouring)
🌸 Faux flowers
🥤 Mini cups for scooping and transferring
🍃 Leaves for added texture

Little hands can scoop, dump, hide, and explore while engaging multiple senses in a fun and calming way 💛

💡 Pro tip: Add tweezers or spoons to increase challenge and target grasp development!

04/01/2026

What an amazing way to kick off Autism Awareness Month! This Mom is a warrior of an advocate for her son and is now changing the lives of so many families in Texas.

Please share any local resources for adaptive play, camps, or inclusive after school programs in the comments to share resources with our community!

Beyond the Diagnosis Foundation was created after founder Shalyn Cofer, a single mother raising a son with level 3 nonverbal autism, struggled to find safe after-hours care while finishing college. 🔗 https://www.kwtx.com/2026/03/24/i-wish-i-had-somewhere-take-him-lufkin-mom-launches-nonprofit-support-families-navigating-disability/

03/29/2026