Great Adventures Therapy

"Our experience with Great Adventures Therapy was amazing. We started at 3months old for difficulties swallowing and Chariti was wonderful with him. He loved all of our appointments and she quickly became one of his favorite people to visit. We recently completed our sessions and we both miss her sweet weekly presence in our routine. Grateful to be back on track with eating and swallowing. Thank you Chariti!"

"I called Chariti at a desperate time when we were facing breastfeeding challenges with our 2 weeks old daughter. Called several speech therapists previously and either never heard back or they were booked out for several months. I left a message to Chariti and did not anticipate a callback anytime soon at that point. To my surprise, she not only called me in a few hours, patiently inquired and listened to our journey thus far, and offered comfort and helpful information right there and then. She also made herself available for an appointment in the following week as she understood the urgency for newborns to establish a healthy feeding routine early on. From that point, we worked with her for about 2 months. With her help and the oral ties removal, our baby girl can now feed successfully. I am truly thankful for Chariti's intelligence, ability, and compassion. Couldn't recommend her more for anyone who may need her service."

"When I faced breastfeeding issues, we leaned on Chariti's expertise and within a few sessions we saw huge strides. She was very personable, friendly and gentle with our daughter which we appreciated. If you are in need of an infant speech pathologist, I would highly recommend Chariti!!"

"In reference to Chariti Skinner/ Great Adventures Therapy: Chariti was the first person we met on our therapy journey with our new NICU baby. Our son, Izaiah, came into our custody as a five-day old, nine weeks premature, drug exposed baby. We knew from the start that therapy in all fields should be expected. Chariti was amazing from the start. She helped us as we navigated through trying to bottle feed our boy. We had several obstacles that we faced with feeding. Several doctors as well as our pediatrician overlooked that he was lip and tongue tied. This made it almost impossible for him to latch onto a bottle. Chariti noticed at the first visit. She was the first to recommend that we also see a GI specialist outside of the Oral surgeon and I am so glad that we pursued that. We are so grateful for her support and guidance along the first part of our journey. She was very patient and tentative to our concerns. She was great to work with and we were sad to part ways. Chariti is no longer his feeding/speech therapist, but we are lucky to have someone who trained under her at the same clinic. Although she is not on our therapy team, I know that I could reach out to her if need be. We would gladly recommend her services. The Ottingers"