Children's Pyramid is a speech therapist in Nashua, New Hampshire, specializing in early intervention services for children from birth to three years old. The organization provides speech and language therapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, educational therapy, behavioral consultation, and family support services, all delivered either in the home or through center-based programs. Serving families across Southern New Hampshire, Children's Pyramid supports approximately 150 children each month with developmental evaluations and individualized care. With a perfect 5.00 rating and positive feedback from families, the organization is recognized for its compassionate, family-centered approach.
Established in 1994 as part of Nashua Center, Children's Pyramid operates under a long-standing commitment to early childhood development and support. The team includes licensed therapists in multiple disciplines, with a dedicated Family Services Associate assigned to each family to assist with coordination and carryover of skills. Services are tailored to each child’s unique needs, emphasizing sensory integration, motor development, communication, feeding, and play-based learning. The organization works in partnership with Area Agencies to connect families with critical early supports.
Located at 18 Simon Street in Nashua, the center sits just a short distance from major local landmarks. It is about 0.2 miles from the Everett Turnpike and State Route 111, and less than a half-mile from Nashua High School South and Mine Falls Park. The site is also near Ledge Street Elementary School, placing it in close proximity to key community institutions.
The Children's Pyramid is known for its consistent, high-quality care and deep roots in the Nashua community, serving families for over three decades. Its reputation for excellence is reflected in its perfect rating and the trust it has built with families across Southern New Hampshire. As a trusted provider of early intervention, it plays a vital role in supporting children’s development from the earliest stages.