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National Therapy Center is a family friendly practice specializing in working with individuals with a range of speech, language, motor and cognitive disorders and difficulties. We have professionals in the areas of speech/language therapy, occupational therapy and applied behavior analysis who are trained to treat a variety of disorders. Having a diverse staff allows us to pair each client with the right professional who then customizes a treatment plan to meet that individual's specific needs.

National Speech/Language Therapy Center is a family friendly practice specializing in working with children who have a variet?y of speech, language, motor and cognitive disorders and difficulties. Our assortment of services including speech therapy, occupational therapy, and applied behavior analysis (ABA) allow us to customize a treatment plan to meet the specific needs of each of our clients.

The Navigate Summer Program aims to provide teens and young adults with valuable experiences that will allow them to practice essential skills for the workplace and beyond. Through a focus on job readiness, social skills, financial literacy and leisure skill building, Navigate will create a foundation that will help to build meaningful futures for our students. Their days will be filled with fresh experiences, and FUN-damental life skills! Our program will feature: Career Readiness Activities and Job Shadowing  Online financial Literacy Lessons  Social Skills building through Improvisation Lessons  Leisure skill development  And much More!

Easter Seals, in partnership with the National Association of Child Care Resources and Referrals (NACCRRA) and the Navy will provide 40 hours of FREE respite services to eligible Navy families. This service is provided through In-Home Respite Providers, Licensed Day Care/Family Child Care Centers, or Specialized Treatment Centers--the choice is up to the family on how they would like to receive the respite service.To be eligible, the family must be enrolled in the Navy's EFMP. The EFM child must be between the ages of birth to 18 years, and is category IV or V.The zip code listed is an approximation for Navy service families living in the DC area.