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

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Mindsee.it

Featured in the Telepathy Tapes podcast.  Mindsee.It is a quick and mind-blowing tutoring program for children that teaches them to see through a blindfold - really!    

New York County

Miranda Levingston

New York City Metropolitan Area

Upper East Side

New York

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Renewal Tax Services, LLC

We are a Tax Planning and Preparation firm focused on setting Small Businesses up for success. Our goal is to find tax savings that can be used to grow your business and/or enable you to invest in your future. If you are not happy with your current tax provider or do not have one, please reach out to us.

Burlington

Riverton

We are a Tax Planning and Preparation firm focused on setting Small Businesses up for success. Our goal is to find tax savings that can be used to...

(WAMS) students and staff spent Friday reenacting their summer reading as part of the school's "One Book, One School" program. The program, which has been employed by schools nationwide, entails every student, every staff member and many parents all reading the same book over the summer and then spending a day during the school year discussing and, in a sense, reliving the world the of the book as a learning exercise. This summer, WAMS students and staff read Countdown, by Deborah Wiles, a novel about a sixth-grade girl growing up in the 1960s. Principal Carole Butler said the students spent Friday learning dances from the era, creating T-shirts and buttons with images from the '60s, and listening to Wiles give a presentation about her book, among other activities. "What you're doing is you're bringing the book to life, so to speak, in conversation and action," said Butler. "(The students) participated well for the entire day." WAMS staff provided Patch with images from the day.

(WAMS) students and staff spent Friday reenacting their summer reading as part of the school’s “One Book, One School” program. The program, which has been employed by schools nationwide, entails every student, every staff member and many parents all reading the same book over the summer and then spending a day during the school year discussing and, in a sense, reliving the world the of the book as a learning exercise. This summer, WAMS students and staff read Countdown, by Deborah Wiles, a novel about a sixth-grade girl growing up in the 1960s. Principal Carole Butler said the students spent Friday learning dances from the era, creating T-shirts and buttons with images from the '60s, and listening to Wiles give a presentation about her book, among other activities. “What you’re doing is you’re bringing the book to life, so to speak, in conversation and action,” said Butler. “(The students) participated well for the entire day.” WAMS staff provided Patch with images from the day.

For the second year in a row, the middle school participated in the "One Book, One School" program.