Wildflower Wonders Play-Based Therapy

If you have a camper this summer with us, enroll today in Music and Communication Therapy with Miss Ashley! She's offering 1:1 Music+Communication sessions this summer for our Wildling Campers!

Starting NOW at Wildflower Wonders: Music and Communication Therapy led by Ashley Sluss, SLP, and board certified Music Therapist! She ties in Music, instruments, and communication, with special AAC integration for those AAC users.

Summer 1:1 sessions are currently limited to enrolled campers, but will be open to everyone starting in August!

Music_Communication_Therapy_Flyer.pdf

Where you’ll find me Thursday night! Come, bringing questions about IEPs, rights, anything.

Week 1, in the books. Friends, fun, and history made. Everyone will sleep well tonight!

Hi Mom,
Camp is fun. We played in water and made mud. Some art.
Lots of friends.
Love,
Your Wildling

Hi Mom, Camp is fun. We played in water and made mud. Some art. Lots of friends. Love, Your Wildling

Sorry, catching up on socials, so give me a beat while I give it all its due. This time - for the most incredible gift I've ever received, signed by my family and made by my dad, who picked up woodworking as a retirement skill just a few months ago.
Wildflower Wonders' name came from friends in a group chat, but the business itself came from my mom, a business-savvy human who always saw the potential my skills and heart could do, even if I still don't want to be a business owner. This was never in my cards, but, to be honest, neither was teaching.
A mid-college break from everything gave me my first teaching position, and I fell in love. Opportunities started this vision, but it was built entirely on love from my supporters from day one - people who saw and gave (literally, gave hours, dollars, toys, materials, and so much support) for someone who never dreamed of or wanted a business, because it was an investment into something much bigger:
A clinic, but fun;
affordable, yet still hiring some of the most widely acknowledged talent in play-based skills;
credentialed with health insurance, but also not in four walls most of the time.
Families drop off for therapy, but it's disguised in fun and funny.
A mom with three children under seven, who also cost my mom a gazillion dollars in prescription meds and therapy for my ADHD, and have been conferred as Lead Chaos Coordinator of the second, honestly at least third, Howell generation of neurodivergent kids.
Ten years in school for a doctorate, but also didn't make me a surgeon.
And I'd never envisioned any of it - none. But, divinely, it happened.