Arise Therapies Provides Speech-Language, Feeding, and Occupational Therapy for Kids and Adults in Middle Tennessee
Life in all its fullness
We believe this is possible for your family. Yet when it feels like something is preventing that, it can be frustrating, scary, and overwhelming. Whether you’re facing your child’s fifth outburst for the day, your grandchild is throwing things for lack of being understood, or a loved one can’t seem to convey their needs or complete their daily activities…
We’re here to help
We treat you like Family
The world of therapy can be big and intimidating. Whether you’ve received a diagnosis or you just want to check if everything is on track, we will take good care of you every step of the way.
In-person and remote options
Our clinic is conveniently located in Spring Hill, TN. Can’t make it into the office? No worries – we’ve got you covered with teletherapy. We also accept most major health insurance providers! Call us and we can check your benefits.
Check out our sister company in Franklin, TN:
Therapy Services
“Wonderful and knowledgeable! We started seeing them when we were trying to figure out my son’s developmental delays. They were there for us throughout the evaluations, therapies and were very accommodating.”
Sarah - child received Speech, Occupational, and Feeding Therapy
The Process
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Success!
“We are so thankful for the AMAZING staff…! Our son has been a different child since he started meeting regularly with his Arise reading therapist”
— Nicole S.
“We adopted our kids 5 years ago and spent most of those years searching for therapists that would be able to help with a pretty wide range of needs. Everyone…really takes the time to get to know the families that they are working with. I recommend Arise to everyone.”
— Bridget L.
“Our son has gained so much confidence in his speech. Arise is like no other place we have dealt with…It’s been such a blessing…”
— Katie H.
“Loriann is exceptional at what she does and a joy to work with! She literally gave me my voice back. Something my ENT thought was not possible!”
— Maria G.