The SPOT Collaborative

Seeing clients, writing notes, billing, answering emails, returning calls, updating your website, posting on social media, managing referrals, marketing, networking…

and trying to eat lunch somewhere in there….

Private practice owners wear SO many hats and the constant pressure to be doing all the things and always be “on” can feel exhausting!

You need tools that simplify your life and your business. Tools that help families find you more easily, improve your visibility, and support referral growth without adding even more to your plate.

That’s a huge part of why we created The SPOT Collaborative 🤍

If you’re an SLP, PT, or OT private practice owner looking for a simple way to help your practice become more discoverable while saving yourself time, we can help!

DM us “JOIN” and we’ll get you set up!

Therapists already wear a lot of hats.�You shouldn’t have to be a full-time marketer too.

When you list your practice on The Spot Collaborative, families searching for speech, occupational, and physical therapists can find you in one place.

Less time marketing.�More time doing what you love.

✨ List your practice today ✨

I kept seeing families struggle to find the right therapist.

Not because the right support didn’t exist…but because it was hard to find.

Families were:
• Searching multiple websites
• Asking in Facebook groups
• Not knowing who specialized in what
• Sitting on long waitlists without other options
• Not knowing who served their area

And I kept thinking… there has to be an easier way.

That’s why we created The SPOT Collaborative! To make it easier for families to find speech, occupational, and physical therapists based on specialty, location, service delivery, and more.

Because finding the right support for your child shouldn’t feel overwhelming.

And when the right connections happen,
everyone benefits 🤍

Have this toy at home? Here’s exactly how I’d use it to support your child’s communication skills 👇

Here’s what I’m intentionally doing:

• Giving choices (“red ball or blue ball?”)
• Creating verbal routines (“ready, set… GO!”)
• Modeling gestures + fun exclamations (clapping, “yayyyy”
• Using repetitive language and repeating the cycle!
• Staying animated, engaged, and following their lead

This is how we turn everyday toys into communication opportunities 🤍

Save this for later and send it to a toddler parent who needs simple, realistic strategies.