Pediatric Speech & Occupational Therapy in Excelsior, MN

Three women holding colorful photo frames that say "Walk for Apraxia," decorated with stars, at a fundraiser event for Apraxia Kids, smiling at the camera.

Rooted in Care. Inspired by Madison.

Founded in 2004, The Madison Center began with a mother’s determination to find the best care for her daughter with Childhood Apraxia of Speech. Today, we remain a family-centered clinic in downtown Excelsior, providing expert pediatric speech and occupational therapy.

Free Developmental Screenings

Not sure if your child needs therapy?

Our free speech and occupational therapy screenings provide an opportunity to discuss concerns, observe skills, and help determine whether a full evaluation may be recommended. Screenings can be completed in person or by phone, depending on your family’s needs.

A screening is a short, informal check-in and does not include standardized testing, diagnosis, or a written report. If concerns are identified, we will guide you through recommended next steps, which may include a comprehensive evaluation.

Pediatric Speech & Occupational Therapy

  • A speech therapist kneeling on a blue rug, playing a matching game with a young boy who is sitting on a small red and white heart pattern stool. The room has children’s educational decorations including alphabet blocks, a poster of a speech therapy session, a stacking ring toy, a teddy bear, a plant, and a bookshelf with books. The speech therapist is smiling and holding a card, engaging with the boy.

    Speech Therapy Services

    TMC offers high-quality pediatric evaluations and therapy for children with a wide range of speech and language needs, supporting communication development through personalized, evidence-based care in a warm and engaging environment.

  • A young boy and woman smile and play together indoors, with exercise balls and a striped towel rack in the background.

    Occupational Therapy Services

    Occupational therapy at TMC helps children build essential functional skills for independence in play, learning, motor development, self-care, and social interaction—supporting success at home, in school, and throughout the community.