Specializing in Feeding, Occupational, and Speech Therapy

Wright Choice Therapy, LLC

At Wright Choice Therapy, we believe that every child deserves the opportunity to thrive—and every family deserves to feel empowered, supported, and connected along the way. We are a private pediatric therapy practice specializing in Feeding Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Speech Therapy, dedicated to helping children reach their fullest potential through compassionate, evidence-based care. Our multidisciplinary team works closely with families to create individualized treatment plans that honor each child’s unique strengths, needs, and goals. Whether it's supporting a child with feeding challenges, enhancing sensory and motor skills, or building communication and language abilities, we focus on nurturing development in a way that feels natural, joyful, and empowering. Guided by our vision—a world where every child reaches their full potential and every family feels connected, confident, and empowered in their journey, together—we are committed to providing a safe, inclusive, and collaborative space where children and caregivers can grow, learn, and thrive side by side. Together, we celebrate small wins, overcome big challenges, and build a foundation for lifelong confidence and success.

Burlington County

Josh Bakan

Philadelphia Metropolitan Area

Moorestown

New Jersey

 At Wright Choice Therapy, we believe that every child deserves the opportunity to thrive—and every family deserves to feel empowered, supported,...

Fifty-five Moorestonians were among the 3,400 runners who made their way across the Ben Franklin Sunday for the annual Run the Bridge 10k. Proceeds from the race benefited the Larc School in Bellmawr. The top five overall finishers from Moorestown were: <ul><li>Kevin McDonnell, 24, with a chip time of 31:09 (just 34 seconds off the winner, Girma Gebre, of New York). McDonnell finished first among 70 people in his age group.</li><li>Brian Fischel, 40, with a chip time of 40:44.</li><li>Erin Gill, 36, with a chip time of 43:15. </li><li>Kerry Gamble, 26, with a chip time of 45:02.</li><li>Jean Gamble, 51, with a chip time of 47:33. </li></ul>The youngest runners in the race were 16-year-old Olivia Sowa, who finished with a chip time of 53:12, and Emily McCue, also 16, who finished with a chip time of 57:32. Moorestown's oldest runner, 61-year-old Rochelle Suflas, crossed the finish line with a time of 1:12:55. Congratulations to all the runners! <a href="http://lmsports.com/ben13.htm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click here for full race results.</a>

Fifty-five Moorestonians were among the 3,400 runners who made their way across the Ben Franklin Sunday for the annual Run the Bridge 10k. Proceeds from the race benefited the Larc School in Bellmawr. The top five overall finishers from Moorestown were:

<ul><li>Kevin McDonnell, 24, with a chip time of 31:09 (just 34 seconds off the winner, Girma Gebre, of New York). McDonnell finished first among 70 people in his age group.</li><li>Brian Fischel, 40, with a chip time of 40:44.</li><li>Erin Gill, 36, with a chip time of 43:15. </li><li>Kerry Gamble, 26, with a chip time of 45:02.</li><li>Jean Gamble, 51, with a chip time of 47:33. </li></ul>The youngest runners in the race were 16-year-old Olivia Sowa, who finished with a chip time of 53:12, and Emily McCue, also 16, who finished with a chip time of 57:32. Moorestown's oldest runner, 61-year-old Rochelle Suflas, crossed the finish line with a time of 1:12:55. Congratulations to all the runners! <a href="http://lmsports.com/ben13.htm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click here for full race results.</a>

The annual race across the Ben Franklin Bridge saw 3,400 runners finish, with proceeds benefiting the Larc School in Bellmawr.