Peer Projects - Therapy from the Heart

Peer Projects - Therapy from the Heart Peer Projects - Therapy from the Heart is a pediatric practice providing occupational therapy and sp Peer Projects was founded in 2005 by Linda Murphy.

Therapy from the Heart was founded by Mary Lou Gagnon. In 2012 they merged their practices in Beverly, MA offering speech language therapy and occupational therapy, including assessments, social pragmatic groups, Relationship Development Intervention (RDI), craniosacral therapy / myofascial release, feeding and swallowing programs, reading and school consultation.

Moments of connection sparked through shared play 💛We captured a sweet interaction where one peer found comfort inside a...
06/10/2026

Moments of connection sparked through shared play 💛

We captured a sweet interaction where one peer found comfort inside a tent. Noticing this, their friend joined them in their comfortable space, sitting at the entrance and passing Paw Patrol puppets back and forth. These meaningful moments remind us that connection doesn’t always require words—it can grow through observation, understanding, and meeting someone where they feel most comfortable.

{Image Descriptions: Two children are engaged in playing inside a colorful Bluey-themed play tent. One child is crouched near the entrance, reaching toward a collection of toy race cars and small paw patrol puppets scattered on the floor of the tent. They are handing their peer more puppets to place on their fingers. Another child is lying comfortably inside, holding up their hand with some paw patrol puppets on their fingers and accepting new ones from their peer.}

At the end of May, Evelyn held a parent night at Peer Projects called “Growing up with Autism, ARFID, and Anxiety: Thing...
06/08/2026

At the end of May, Evelyn held a parent night at Peer Projects called “Growing up with Autism, ARFID, and Anxiety: Things I Wish My Parents Knew.” Last week Evelyn had her final poster presentation at Pingree High School in Hamilton, MA where she shared her presentation and answered questions from her school community! We want to congratulate Evelyn on her graduation! Evelyn will attend Smith College in the Fall! 💛🎓

{Image Description: The final poster presentation is taking place in the school gymnasium with polished wooden floors and blue-and-green wall banners visible in the background. In the foreground, a young child wearing a bright pink shirt and a striped skirt stands beside an adult who is crouched down at the child’s level. Together, they are looking at a large tri-fold presentation board. The presentation board is bright yellow and titled “Sensory Wall!” and “Peer Projects.” It features a colorful textured sensory panel with rainbow-colored faux fur, as well as other tactile materials such as sequins and soft yellow pom-pom-like elements. Text on the board invites viewers to “Flip Through My Presentation,” with arrows directing attention to interactive components. Several tables with laptops, water bottles, and other displays surround the sensory wall project. Other people can be seen walking and viewing projects in the background.}

ND Affirming Book of the Month for June is Pink Is for Boys by Robb Pearlman, illustrated by Eda Kaban.🌈🏳️‍🌈Image Descri...
06/01/2026

ND Affirming Book of the Month for June is Pink Is for Boys by Robb Pearlman, illustrated by Eda Kaban.🌈🏳️‍🌈

Image Description: A square graphic with a soft yellow background and layered rainbow-like arches radiating from the upper right corner. Large gray text at the top reads, “ND Affirming Book of the Month.” Centered below is the cover of the book Pink Is for Boys by Robb Pearlman, illustrated by Eda Kaban. The cover shows two children painting the colorful title words “Pink Is for Boys” with paintbrushes and buckets of paint. In the lower left corner is a heart-shaped Pride flag featuring multiple colors, including stripes representing LGBTQIA+ identities. A colorful rainbow design curves across the bottom right corner. At the bottom of the graphic, text reads, “June 2026” and “Happy Pride Month.”

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ND Affirming Book of the Month

Pink Is for Boys

Written by
Robb Pearlman

Illustrated by
Eda Kaban

June 2026

Happy Pride Month

Pink is for Boys

An empowering and educational picture book by a New York Times bestselling author, proving that colors are for everyone, regardless of gender.

This timely and beautiful fully illustrated book rethinks and reframes the stereotypical blue/pink gender binary and empowers kids and their grown-ups to express themselves in every color of the rainbow.

There are space left in our Summer Enrichment Series - check it out on our website 💛💻Image Description {a green, yellow ...
05/31/2026

There are space left in our Summer Enrichment Series - check it out on our website 💛💻

Image Description {a green, yellow and white blurred background with the Peer Projects logo at the top of the page. Summer Enrichment 2026 is in white bold print in the center and the website www.peerprojectstherapyfromtheheart.com is listed underneath along with the address for Peer Projects, Suite 160U, Cummings Center, Beverly, MA 01915}
Transcription [Peer Projects logo. Summer Enrichment 2026, website www.peerprojectstherapyfromtheheart.com and address for Peer Projects, Suite 160U, Cummings Center, Beverly, MA 01915]

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Peer Projects: 800 Cummings Ctr, Suite 160-U; Therapy From The Heart: 100 Cummings Ctr, Ste 341J
Beverly, MA
01915

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