Mental Health Practice – Cicero Therapies
Cicero Therapies is a Public Benefit LLC organized as a family of pediatric therapy practices with clinic locations across Alabama, Illinois, Indiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, Massachusetts, and Virginia. The organization’s affiliated practices include Child’s Play Therapy Center, Clubhouse Therapy Centers, K1ds Count Therapy, KidSpeak Speech and Language Services, McCulloh Therapeutic Solutions, OTA The Koomar Center, and The Speech and Language Center.
Services delivered across the Cicero Therapies network include speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, ABA therapy, and mental health services. Mental health care within the organization is described as guiding families through understanding experiences and fostering growth in a supportive environment. Treatment settings span clinic-based, school-based, and natural environment options, and the organization maintains school partnership programs in multiple states. The multidisciplinary model allows clinicians from different therapy disciplines to coordinate care for shared clients within a single organizational structure. Each affiliated practice operates under the Cicero Therapies values framework while maintaining its own clinic identity and regional focus.
The clinical approach across Cicero Therapies emphasizes a play-based, relationship-centered therapy environment alongside a values-first organizational philosophy. The organization states it champions neurodiversity in its programming and clinic culture. Lindsay Knez serves as Chief Clinical Officer for the network, overseeing clinical standards across the affiliated practices.
Cicero Therapies highlights its investment in clinician development, offering mentorship programs, professional development stipends, licensure reimbursement support, and clinical specialization resources. The organization describes its internal culture in terms of supporting work-life balance and clinician wellbeing, using the phrase “work-life joy” in its recruitment materials.
Service recipients are primarily children and families. The organization’s website does not list specific insurance plans accepted, telehealth availability, individual clinician credentials at each affiliate, or a founding year for the broader Cicero Therapies entity. Prospective clients and families are directed to contact the specific affiliated practice nearest to them, or to reach the organization at [email protected] for general inquiries.