Meet our Providers
Bridge Partnership provides individualized behavioral and educational support designed to help children build meaningful skills across home, school, center, and community settings. Our services include 1:1 in-home and center-based therapy, school shadowing, applied behavior analysis, academic tutoring, social skills groups, recreational skills development, activities of daily living support, parent and sibling training, and PPT/IEP support. We work closely with families and school teams to create practical, child-centered programs that focus on each child’s unique strengths, needs, and goals.
At Bridge Partnership, our goal is to help every child grow in confidence, independence, and connection with others. We believe progress happens best when support is consistent, compassionate, and tailored to the individual. Whether we are building communication, behavior regulation, academic readiness, social interaction, or everyday life skills, our team is committed to providing high-quality services that empower children and support families every step of the way. This reflects the site’s stated mission of discovering and developing each child’s individual strengths and abilities.
OT-Kids is a pediatric occupational and physical therapy practice serving children in Fairfield and Westchester Counties since 2008. The business focuses on helping children reach their highest potential through individualized, play-based therapy programs that support functional independence, sensory processing, motor development, healthy habits, and social interaction. Services are provided for infants, toddlers, and children with a wide range of needs, including autism spectrum disorder, developmental delays, sensory processing challenges, learning disabilities, feeding impairments, and orthopedic or neurological conditions.
OT-Kids offers therapy in two sensory gym clinics located in Fairfield and Stamford, Connecticut, along with school-based support and consultative services for local preschools and elementary schools. Their services include evaluations and treatment, handwriting support, kindergarten readiness, bike riding instruction, motor enrichment, auditory sensory therapy, school screenings, parent support, staff training, and Independent Educational Evaluations. Overall, OT-Kids presents itself as a child-centered, multidisciplinary practice dedicated to practical skill development and strong collaboration with families and schools.
Dr. Buckley is a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in working with children. She also works as a certified school psychologist, which gives her a unique insight into one of the primary environments in which your child has to function, as well as the evaluation process for special education and 504 eligibility and plan development. She conducts comprehensive psychoeducational assessments to determine children's unique learning and/or social emotional needs and develop recommendations to support them. She also provides individual and small group therapy and works with parents to address parenting or behavioral concerns. Dr. Buckley specializes in young children (toddler through late elementary school), particularly those on the autism spectrum. Her work with your child can develop social skills and the perspective-taking necessary to foster positive peer relationships. She also specializes in treating anxiety, depression, ADHD, executive function weaknesses, poor self-esteem, selective mutism, attachment disorders, children with separated/divorced parents, and siblings with exceptional needs.
Speech & Language Associates is a pediatric speech and language practice focused on helping children strengthen communication and developmental skills through personalized, family-centered care. The practice emphasizes evidence-based, individualized treatment in a supportive environment, with a mission centered on empowering children and partnering with families throughout the therapy process. Their team includes speech-language professionals and clinical supervisors who work to help children build confidence, improve communication, and reach their full potential.
Their services address a broad range of needs, including articulation and phonological disorders, expressive and receptive language delays, childhood apraxia of speech, autism spectrum disorder, AAC, feeding and swallowing disorders, literacy, fluency, orofacial myofunctional disorders, pragmatic language challenges, and early intervention for late talkers. Overall, the business presents itself as a comprehensive pediatric practice offering compassionate, specialized support for children and their families.