Primrose Pediatric Therapy LLC

09/07/2026

09/04/2026

We will be closed Monday, September 7th for Labor Day!!

08/28/2026

🚫 No matters.
Protesting is communication—and it deserves to be supported, and respected.

08/24/2026

Come join our team!!

If you want to know details about working hours, pay, benefits, etc please don’t hesitate to reach out to us!!

We are looking for a motivated and flexible therapist who loves kids! Experience is preferred but not required!

08/24/2026

Primrose Pediatric Therapy, LLC is seeking a passionate and dedicated Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) to join our growing outpatient pediatric therapy team. We are a privately owned clinic committed to providing high-quality, family-centered care to children from birth through adolescence. This is...

08/18/2026

Basketball Sign up information!

08/13/2026

URGENT UPDATE: Community leaders, the U.S. is now averaging nine autism-related elopement deaths per month. This is a crisis in need of immediate action.

In the last seven days alone, six children have died following elopement. Two cases involved a torn or broken screen door, multiple children drowned in ponds, and multiple rescues have also occurred.

Among 2026 cases where race is known, nearly four out of five fatalities involved Black, Hispanic, Asian, or Native American children and adults.

Urgent action is needed to strengthen community supports, services, tools, training, and prevention programs, so that these deaths can be replaced with safe recoveries.

Elopement can happen very quickly and quietly, overnight while a family is sleeping, or right in front of a parent or teacher when a child abruptly bolts and outruns them.

In one of our previous studies, 45% of elopement cases occurred under non-parent supervision. This is not simply a matter of “bad parenting” or a parent failing to watch their child.

There is no single safeguard that can prevent every elopement incident. Supervision can have gaps. Locks and alarms can fail. Screens can tear. Routines change. Emergencies happen.

It's why prevention must be layered.

This Swiss Cheese Model for Autism Elopement uses NASC's SAFE framework to help families and communities think through multiple layers of prevention, preparation, and emergency response.

Please review and share the flyer. A single layer may have a gap, but multiple overlapping layers can help keep that gap from becoming a tragedy.

Download the flyer at: https://tinyurl.com/ElopementSwissCheeseModel

Dispatchers, Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA) language is now available at https://autismsafetycouncil.github.io/alert-generator/

Our data dashboard is available at AutismDash.org, or https://www.autismsafetycouncil.org/search-water-first

To assist your community, write us at [email protected].

We need communities across the country working together to prevent these deaths and recognize and protect those at highest risk, particularly children with under the age of 10.

07/31/2026

Interested in helping your child build social skills?

We have an opening in our social skills group! Let us know if you'd like more information or are interested in joining!

Email: [email protected]
Phone: 731-336-7352

07/30/2026

“Growing together, cheering each other on — in therapy and in friendship."

Happy Friendship Day from our OT, PT, and ST family!