Peak Potential Therapy Camps and Programs for Children with Special Needs
Peak Potential Therapy - Northfield, 7689 Sagamore Hills Blvd, Northfield, OH 44067
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Peak Potential Therapy Camps and Programs for Children with Special Needs offers speech therapy, ABA therapy, educational tutoring services, day camps, and a summer camp for children with special needs. Therapy sessions are 1-hour (60 minutes) long and can be provided in natural settings such as the child’s school, community, or home environment, at clinic locations, or via telehealth.
• Schedule: Therapy sessions are 1-hour (60 minutes) long; Peak Potential Therapy can be contacted Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. EST.
• Price: Invoices can be billed to County Board of Developmental Disabilities and the PASSS Program (Post-Adoption Special Services Subsidy Program).
Peak Potential Therapy Camps and Programs for Children with Special Needs was established in 2008. The mission is to optimize total communication, especially for children with disabilities and their families, in order to improve social skills, behaviors, and emotional regulation, with functional and compassionate therapeutic services provided wherever it meets the families’ needs best in facilitating the greatest results. Holly Reimann is a contact person at Peak Potential Therapy.
Peak Potential Therapy offers a FREE Intake Session (a $198 value), FREE support services such as a Parent Support Group, access to a Resource & Toy Lending Library, discounted summer camp using a Pay-it-Forward account, and a yearly Client Appreciations Party. Therapy sessions are described as truly 1-hour (60 minutes) long, and services are provided in-home, in a therapy center, in the community, at school, and through telehealth, with telehealth offered as a safe and effective alternative to in-person therapy. A new clinic location is opening at 1309 Norton Ave., Suite 120, Norton, Ohio 44203.
Peak Potential Therapy is an Autism Scholarship Provider and a Jon Peterson Special Needs Provider. It is an in-network health insurance provider for Aetna, Anthem BlueCross BlueShield, Cigna, SummaCare, Medical Mutual of Ohio, TRICARE, and United Healthcare.
One parent reports that a 4-year-old child’s speech improved after attending summer camp for 6 weeks, including moving from one- and two-word statements to full sentences, with improved articulation, more words, and beginning to sing, and also describes Holly as a source of knowledge and encouragement who helped the family understand paperwork related to special needs education and funding. Another parent of 5-year-old non-verbal autistic twins reports that after a little over one year of therapy, the twins can talk (not complete sentences yet), tantrums decreased from about 20 minutes to less than 5 minutes, and describes Holly and Natalie as always trying to work with families and focusing on the child’s growth. A third parent states that in four months of receiving services, their son has “blossomed,” that the privately owned small business provides therapy services on grounds during a global pandemic as well as therapeutic information and strategies for families to use at home, and that staff respond to texts and calls when questions come up.
Last updated July 2, 2026.
• Schedule: Therapy sessions are 1-hour (60 minutes) long; Peak Potential Therapy can be contacted Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. EST.
• Price: Invoices can be billed to County Board of Developmental Disabilities and the PASSS Program (Post-Adoption Special Services Subsidy Program).
Peak Potential Therapy Camps and Programs for Children with Special Needs was established in 2008. The mission is to optimize total communication, especially for children with disabilities and their families, in order to improve social skills, behaviors, and emotional regulation, with functional and compassionate therapeutic services provided wherever it meets the families’ needs best in facilitating the greatest results. Holly Reimann is a contact person at Peak Potential Therapy.
Peak Potential Therapy offers a FREE Intake Session (a $198 value), FREE support services such as a Parent Support Group, access to a Resource & Toy Lending Library, discounted summer camp using a Pay-it-Forward account, and a yearly Client Appreciations Party. Therapy sessions are described as truly 1-hour (60 minutes) long, and services are provided in-home, in a therapy center, in the community, at school, and through telehealth, with telehealth offered as a safe and effective alternative to in-person therapy. A new clinic location is opening at 1309 Norton Ave., Suite 120, Norton, Ohio 44203.
Peak Potential Therapy is an Autism Scholarship Provider and a Jon Peterson Special Needs Provider. It is an in-network health insurance provider for Aetna, Anthem BlueCross BlueShield, Cigna, SummaCare, Medical Mutual of Ohio, TRICARE, and United Healthcare.
One parent reports that a 4-year-old child’s speech improved after attending summer camp for 6 weeks, including moving from one- and two-word statements to full sentences, with improved articulation, more words, and beginning to sing, and also describes Holly as a source of knowledge and encouragement who helped the family understand paperwork related to special needs education and funding. Another parent of 5-year-old non-verbal autistic twins reports that after a little over one year of therapy, the twins can talk (not complete sentences yet), tantrums decreased from about 20 minutes to less than 5 minutes, and describes Holly and Natalie as always trying to work with families and focusing on the child’s growth. A third parent states that in four months of receiving services, their son has “blossomed,” that the privately owned small business provides therapy services on grounds during a global pandemic as well as therapeutic information and strategies for families to use at home, and that staff respond to texts and calls when questions come up.
Last updated July 2, 2026.
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