SLC Therapy of WNY

04/27/2026

We had so much fun creating these Spring Sensory Bins!

04/17/2026

Celebrating our cohort of Clinical Fellows because they are DONE!! Congratulations ladies on your CCCs and licenses. You all make SLC a better place to work!

04/02/2026

Happy ! Occupational therapy empowers people to participate in the everyday activities that bring meaning, purpose, and independence to their lives.

Join me in celebrating the impact of and our SLC professionals, LEAH, KELLIE, AMY, BOB, TRINITY, and KATIE, who help individuals and families within our community! 🌎 Learn more at aota.org/otmonth

03/12/2026

Proud to be nominated for a10th year as a Best Place to work in WNY. Check out this year's fun costumes for Travel theme. When you love where you work out doesn't feel like work

02/20/2026

05/19/2025

24 years of amazing Speech Pathologists. Celebrating their amazing contributions to families throughout WNY

05/06/2025

Thankful for our teachers everyday and all they do

05/01/2025

As we close the month of April we want to recognize the amazing Occupational Therapists that work at SLC. Thank you for your dedication to the children and families you serve.

04/23/2025

Thank you to our amazing staff that make SLC run day to day

03/14/2025

Pround to announce that SLC Therapy of WNY has been named one of Buffalo's Best Places to work (again!).

This year's theme was Cartoons so the crew went as characters from the Flintstones

03/12/2025

Want to get to know our founder and agency director a little better? A few weeks ago she sat down with the team on Vertical Podcast to discuss all things life, love and business.

Tami Treutlein is the owner of several businesses, including Spotlight Theater, Pop It Up Popcorn, and SLC Therapy. We discuss her education in communicative...

02/14/2025

Thank you Senator Borrello for meeting with us and listening to our concerns

I had the pleasure of meeting with professionals from Help Me Grow WNY in my Albany office to discuss their critical work early intervention work. Their dedication to helping children with developmental delays reach key milestones is truly inspiring.

As a board member for a non-profit child care center, I've seen how early intervention can change lives, giving children the support they need to progress, thrive, and reach their full potential. I am grateful for the passion and commitment of those in this field and will continue to support their efforts to strengthen early childhood resources in New York.