Therapy Junction Inc

Therapy Junction Inc Providing ABA and Speech & Language therapy in Panama City, FL We offer ABA and speech services at this time.

The passion to empower the individual and equip the family is the heart of what drives Therapy Junction. We have the desire to see families gain the confidence to embrace life and live it to the fullest. The ultimate desire is to offer occupational and physical therapy as well, hence the name Therapy Junction...your one-stop place for therapy.

✨🍩Happy National Donut Day🍩✨We donut know what we would do without our amazing crew!! We celebrated at our TJ crew meeti...
06/05/2026

✨🍩Happy National Donut Day🍩✨

We donut know what we would do without our amazing crew!!

We celebrated at our TJ crew meeting today!

Celebrating BCaBA Sam and Student Analyst Erin on all of their hard work! We are so proud of these two👏🏼👏🏼Sam graduated ...
05/22/2026

Celebrating BCaBA Sam and Student Analyst Erin on all of their hard work! We are so proud of these two👏🏼👏🏼

Sam graduated with a M.A. in Exceptional Student Education - Applied Behavior Analysis

Erin graduated with a M.A. in Disability Studies - Applied Behavior Analysis

We love seeing our crew continue to grow in their education and knowledge. They are always learning how to serve our clients best. Please join us in congratulating these amazing ladies🎉

💧Therapy Toy Tuesday💧RBT Jordan loves Water Tables and Water Play for therapy and at home!! Water Tables/Play are great ...
05/19/2026

💧Therapy Toy Tuesday💧

RBT Jordan loves Water Tables and Water Play for therapy and at home!!

Water Tables/Play are great for:
•Targeting language
•Reinforcement
•Sustaining attention
•Sensory regulation
•AND having fun!!

⛵️Tips for ways to play with water at home that encourages learning:
•Target words like: go, stop, more, cold, hot, boat, water, down, up, pour, etc.
•Take turns with who gets to pour water using “my turn”/“your turn
•Use water play as reinforcement when doing a non-preferred task
•Play with different colored boats or items to work on colors
•Use sea animals and water creatures during play to name and ask for
•Use water play to help with regulation and calming down bodies and emotions
•Give favorite toys and characters baths and work on naming body parts
•Use characters and a boat to create a story about going on an adventure at sea

🔵Therapy Toy Tuesday🟢Student Analyst Chelsie is a big fan of the WattBubble for therapy and at home!! WattBubbles are gr...
05/12/2026

🔵Therapy Toy Tuesday🟢

Student Analyst Chelsie is a big fan of the WattBubble for therapy and at home!!

WattBubbles are great for:
•Sensory regulation
•Being used as a “flashlight” or nightlight
•Targeting language
•Being a safe replacement item

Tips for ways to play with a WattBubble at home that encourages learning:
•Target words like: on, off, go, stop, light, dark, etc.
•Use the WattBubble as a light for bedtime stories, pillow forts, and adventures.
•Use the WattBubble as a way to help regulate during non-preferred activities or high-emotion moments
•Talk about colors as the light changes to different colors
•Use the WattBubble as a safe replacement item for behaviors such as hitting, biting, chin/face pressing, etc.

✨What is a WattBubble?
WattBubbles are a portable hand light that have a squishy silicone dome shape top. When you hit the dome the color changes! WattBubbles have multiple color settings and brightness levels. Our clients LOVE WattBubbles for regulating, to use as a fidget or “flashlight,” as a replacement item, and just to use for fun!

Happy Mother’s Day to all our incredible Moms. You are SEEN and you are so loved. Thank you for all you do💐🤍✨
05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all our incredible Moms. You are SEEN and you are so loved. Thank you for all you do💐🤍✨

🚗How cool is AAC? One of our friends was telling us what shape to make the magic track by using his talker to say “make ...
05/08/2026

🚗How cool is AAC? One of our friends was telling us what shape to make the magic track by using his talker to say “make heart.”

💚AAC is Augmentative and Alternative Communication— meaning forms of communication that aid in or replace verbal speech. AAC is a tool to help individuals with their effective communication with all communication partners in all settings. AAC looks different for every person! It ranges from picture symbols, to speech generating buttons, to high-tech speech generating devices, and so much more!!

✨Several of our friends at Therapy Junction use AAC— and they continue to impress us DAILY!!!

💥Therapy Tip Thursday💥Listening to your child’s sensory needs and providing appropriate replacements is important in the...
05/07/2026

💥Therapy Tip Thursday💥

Listening to your child’s sensory needs and providing appropriate replacements is important in the needs of your child being met and them staying safe. For example: if your child is chewing on their toy and you tell them to stop, provide them a replacement item they CAN chew (ex: chew tube, teether, chewy necklace, etc.) Another example: if your child is jumping off the couch and you tell them to stop, show them an area where they CAN jump (ex: indoor small trampoline, crash pad, outside, etc.)

Oftentimes, chewing, jumping, spinning, running, etc. are ways for our children to regulate their bodies and have their sensory needs met— even if they are not able to articulate why they are engaging in those behaviors or activities. Regulation drives communication and overall functioning. A lot of children have sensory needs, especially children who are neurodiverse, and some have challenges with expressing those needs. It is vital for sensory needs to be met, which is why replacement behaviors and safe outlets are so important!

Children who “sensory seek” look for ways and opportunities in their environment for their sensory needs to be met— these are not always the safest options, just what is available (ex: chewing on their toys or jumping off furniture). Providing SAFE and appropriate replacement behaviors allow for our children to have their sensory needs met while also staying safe and following expectations!

🫧Therapy Toy Tuesday🫧SLP Carlee thinks bubbles are a fantastic activity for therapy and at home!! Bubbles are great for:...
05/05/2026

🫧Therapy Toy Tuesday🫧

SLP Carlee thinks bubbles are a fantastic activity for therapy and at home!!

Bubbles are great for:
•Targeting language
•Building connection
•Reinforcement
•Gaining attention
•Breathing and sensory regulation
•AND having fun!

Tips for ways to play with bubbles at home that encourages learning:
•Target words like: up, pop, down, big, little, more, play, open, go, stop, all done, etc.
•Take turns with who gets to blow the bubbles using “my turn”/“your turn”
•Use bubbles as reinforcement when doing a non-preferred activity or task
•When upset blowing bubbles is a great way to get a child to practice deep breaths and regulating their body
•Talk about body parts: pop the bubbles with your hand, finger, foot, head, nose, etc.
•Use characters around your home to “eat” the bubbles

Recommendations:
Fubbles are our FAVORITE because they are “no spill.” If a client or child flips the container over, or if it flips in our bags, the bubbles don’t spill! GAME CHANGER!!🫧

💥Therapy Tip Thursday💥Making non-preferred activities and tasks FUN is a great way to help your child complete the task....
04/30/2026

💥Therapy Tip Thursday💥

Making non-preferred activities and tasks FUN is a great way to help your child complete the task. For example, if your child is having a hard time with cleaning up: try to “race” your child to see who can clean up the fastest, challenge them to clean up without using their hands, or put the pieces on your head and “sneeze” them into the basket. Another example: if your child is working on writing letters, instead of using paper give them the option of using chalk outside or a white board.

When activities have fun components in them, our children and clients are more likely to be intrinsically motivated to participate and compete the task! This is a win/win situation because the child is having fun AND the task is getting completed.

✨Therapy Toy Tuesday✨RBT Monica thinks Playdoh is one of the best activities for therapy and at home!! Playdoh is great ...
04/28/2026

✨Therapy Toy Tuesday✨

RBT Monica thinks Playdoh is one of the best activities for therapy and at home!!

Playdoh is great for:
•Fostering creativity
•Fine motor skills
•Meeting sensory needs
•Reinforcement
•Targeting language
•AND having fun!

Tips for ways to play with playdoh at home that encourages learning:
•Talk about colors and shapes
•Target core words: open, more, play, etc.
•Take turns with a color/shape, working on turn taking and “my turn”/“your turn”
•Use playdoh as reinforcement when doing a non-preferred activity or task
•Make letters and numbers with the playdoh
•Use playdoh as a sensory fidget during a task
•Create a character out of playdoh and make a story for it!!

Address

700 W 23rd Street Suite B 20
Panama City, FL
32405

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm

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