A wooden indoor play structure with a railed upper deck and a wide yellow slide, built against a floor-to-ceiling forest mural, with green turf flooring

Tour our clinics

Take a look inside

Before you bring your child anywhere, you want to see the room they will spend their afternoons in. So here it is: climbing walls, play lofts and slides, quiet treatment rooms, sensory corners and turfed play space — the purpose-built rooms behind our seven Great Lakes Bay Region clinics.

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Pick a clinic, pick a kind of space, or just start at the beginning and walk the whole thing. Every photo is one of our real rooms.

A wooden play loft with a colorful climbing wall on one face, a staircase on the other and a yellow slide down the side — Play gym · Saginaw — Davenport Ave A hand-built play loft: a plywood climbing wall studded with colored hand-holds on one face, a full staircase up the other side, a yellow slide back down, and a covered hideaway underneath.

A blue Game Changer Therapy Services pylon sign with a lit panel reading 1500 Commerce Dr above a board listing OT, ST, PT and ABA — Outside · Midland The sign at the road in Midland — Game Changer Therapy Services over a lit panel reading 1500 Commerce Dr, and a lower board listing OT, ST, PT and ABA with the clinic phone number on it.

An upstairs meeting area with round tables and padded chairs behind a black railing that looks down over the therapy gym below — Welcome & meeting · Midland Upstairs at Midland: round meeting tables and padded chairs on a poured copper-and-black resin floor, set behind a railing that looks straight down onto the gym — somewhere to sit and talk that is off the floor but still in sight of it.

A wide, open therapy gym with a long polished floor, a ride-on toy and a low climbing wedge out on it, and air hockey, desks and toy shelving along the walls — Play gym · Inside our clinics A whole therapy gym in one frame, taken from the balcony rail: a long polished floor kept deliberately clear, with a ride-on toy, a low climbing wedge and a connect-four frame out on it, and air hockey, a desk and toy shelving pushed back to the walls.

A calm sensory room with two teal bean bag chairs, a large therapy ball on a patterned rug, low book and toy shelving and a reclaimed-wood plank wall — Sensory & quiet · Inside our clinics A calm room to come down in: two soft teal bean bag chairs facing each other, a large therapy ball on a patterned rug between them, low shelving stocked with books, puzzles and soft toys, and a numbers-and-shapes chart on the blue-grey wall above reclaimed plank panelling.

A free-standing metal swing frame holding a blue platform swing over a rug, in a gym with wood-plank walls and a grey plank floor — Play gym · Saginaw — Weiss Street Weiss Street with the floor cleared: a free-standing metal frame carrying a blue platform swing over a rug, a round spinner disc parked nearby, and soft play blocks stacked along the wall under the window ledge.

A wide open therapy gym with a netted trampoline, a playhouse with a climbing ramp, a platform swing and a rock-style climbing slide — Play gym · Saginaw — Weiss Street The wide-open Weiss Street gym — a full-size netted trampoline, a playhouse with a climbing ramp, a platform swing and a rock-style climb-and-slide, with clear floor to move between them.

A long tan metal clinic building with a blue base band, a Game Changer Therapy Services wall sign and pots of mums either side of the entrance — Outside · Bay City Bay City from the parking lot: a long tan metal building with a blue base band, the Game Changer Therapy Services sign — Achieving Potential Through Play — across the wall, accessible parking marked at the front and pots of mums either side of the door.

A wooden climb-and-slide tower with a ladder, a climbing wall covered in colorful hand-holds and a yellow slide, on a padded star mat — Play gym · Saginaw — Davenport Ave The climb-and-slide tower from the floor: a ladder up one side, dozens of colored hand-holds across the climbing face, a yellow slide down the other, and a padded star mat at the base.

Two children laughing together on a large round platform swing in a therapy gym — Sensory & quiet · Inside our clinics Two children sharing a large round platform swing out in the middle of the gym, with therapy balls, wall art and the plank wainscot of the room behind them.

A therapy room with therapy balls racked along the wall, a wooden step platform, a rolling supply cart, an alphabet floor mat and a round activity table with small chairs — Treatment rooms · Inside our clinics A combined therapy and work room: therapy balls racked overhead, a wooden step platform, a rolling supply cart, an alphabet floor mat and a round activity table ringed with child-height chairs.

A reclaimed-plank welcome wall with the Davenport Avenue Game Changer Therapy Services sign above a check-in window — Welcome desk · Saginaw — Davenport Ave The first thing you see at Davenport Avenue: a plank wall in mixed white, grey and brown timber carrying the clinic sign, the check-in window beside it, and the therapy rooms starting just past the door.

A framed vintage board-game puzzle above a shelf of trucks, marble runs and building toys, with a mini basketball hoop on the door — Treatment rooms · Bay City A Bay City room decorated with a framed vintage board-game puzzle, a shelf of trucks, marble runs and building toys underneath, and a mini basketball hoop on the back of the door.

A quiet break-out room with plank wainscot, a round table and small chairs, a low balance bench and a window onto the street — Treatment rooms · Inside our clinics A quiet break-out room built for focused one-on-one work — soft grey walls over plank wainscot, a round table with a handful of small chairs, a low balance bench and a window onto the neighborhood.

Children reaching for bubbles in a clinic hallway lined with a bright graffiti-style mural panel, with a large dog portrait on the yellow wall opposite — Welcome · Inside our clinics The hallway between rooms, mid bubble-chase: a floor-to-ceiling graffiti-style mural panel down one side, a big dog portrait on the yellow wall opposite, and reclaimed plank wainscot running the length of it.

Two children sitting on the grass in front of a wooden playhouse carrying a Game Changer Therapy Services sign — Outdoor & turf · Inside our clinics Outside on the grass: a timber playhouse with its own Game Changer Therapy Services sign across the gable, two children sitting in the sun in front of it, and the rest of the play area running off behind.

A platform swing on a free-standing frame beside a netted trampoline full of ball-pit balls and a therapy ball, under tall street-facing windows — Sensory & quiet · Inside our clinics A corner set up for swinging and sensory work — a platform swing on a free-standing frame, a netted trampoline filled with ball-pit balls, a therapy ball and a low toy shelf under street-facing windows.

A turfed play area with gym mats and therapy balls stacked along the wall, where a therapist crouches beside a child at a vertical marble board — Outdoor & turf · Inside our clinics A turfed gross-motor area — green turf underfoot, gym mats and therapy balls stacked along the wall — where a therapist in a Game Changer vest works with a child at a vertical marble board.

A dim gym lit by neon hexagon wall panels during an evening event, with a foosball table in the foreground and a group of children and adults out on the floor — Programs & events · Inside our clinics Sensory Glow — an evening with the main lights down, neon hexagons lit up on the wall, glow sticks out on the floor and the foosball table pulled over to the edge of the gym.

A clinic corridor hung with bright animal canvases, with an oversized alphabet and numbers panel mounted on a plank wall — Welcome · Inside our clinics The corridor between treatment rooms, hung with bright animal canvases, with an oversized alphabet-and-numbers panel mounted on the plank wall and a vending alcove at the far end.

Gymnastic rings hung in front of a wooden wall-bar ladder and a knotted climbing rope, with a therapist spotting a child — Play gym · Inside our clinics Gymnastic rings hung in front of a wooden wall-bar ladder and a knotted climbing rope, with a therapist spotting close while a child hangs upside down.

A child in a yellow and black bee costume holding a paper treat bag, standing in front of a bright comic-style mural — Programs & events · Inside our clinics Costume day on the therapy floor — a bee, a paper treat bag and the comic-style mural across the back wall. Dress-up afternoons happen in the same rooms the children already know, with the same people.

These are our own clinic photos, not stock. The newest of them — the Bay City play structure and exterior, the Midland sign and upstairs, the open gym, the sensory room and the Weiss Street swing frame — came straight from our team this year. A few of the older frames show rooms that have been re-fitted since, and fresh photography across all our clinics is on the way, so treat this as a true-to-life preview rather than a floor plan. Captions describe only what is in the frame; where we cannot confirm which clinic a photo was taken in, we say so instead of guessing.

The short version

What you will find at every clinic

Each of our seven clinics is laid out a little differently, but the same ingredients show up in all of them — because they are what the therapy actually needs.

Play gyms

Climbing walls, play lofts and slides, swings, trampolines and ball pits. Bay City has three indoor play gyms; Davenport Avenue runs two full gyms geared to different ages; Weiss Street is built around one big open gym; Midland centers on a 6,000 square foot gym plus a separate age-specific gym for younger children.

Quiet treatment rooms

Break-out rooms for focused one-on-one work, away from the noise of the gym. Shattuck Road has dedicated occupational, physical and speech break-out rooms; Davenport Avenue has multiple speech rooms plus discrete-trial teaching rooms unique to that site.

Sensory spaces

Swings, therapy balls, crash mats and sensory equipment set aside for regulation work — so a child who needs to move, spin or squeeze before they can concentrate has somewhere to do it.

Outdoor play, where the site allows

Bay City has a 7,000 square foot fenced, turfed outdoor play area, with a large bay door that opens the gyms straight onto it. Davenport Avenue has a fenced outdoor play area at the rear, and Shattuck Road has a big turfed, fenced play area of its own.

Rooms for everyday skills

Therapy does not stop at the gym door. Bay City has a teaching kitchen, a craft room and an upstairs conference room; Midland has a large lunch room where children practice eating and socializing together; Shattuck Road has open natural-environment-teaching space.

Four therapies under one roof

ABA, occupational, speech and physical therapy are offered across our clinics, and are often coordinated into one plan for your child. Program availability varies by clinic and by current openings — ask our team what is open where.

Seven clinics

Find the one nearest you

Every clinic page has the full picture — address, the therapies offered there, the coordinators who will greet you, and the towns it serves.

Bay City

3727 Wilder Rd, Bay City, MI 48706

Our flagship and the largest ABA space in the region — 18,500 square feet indoors plus 7,000 square feet of fenced outdoor turf.

Saginaw — Davenport Ave

3210 Davenport Ave, Saginaw, MI 48602

Two full therapy gyms in 9,000 square feet, each geared to a different age group, plus discrete-trial teaching rooms unique to this site.

Midland

1500 Commerce Dr, Midland, MI 48642

13,000 square feet built around a 6,000 square foot therapy gym, with a separate gym for younger children and a large lunch room.

Saginaw — Shattuck Rd

4860 Shattuck Rd, Saginaw, MI 48603

6,000 well-planned square feet on Saginaw's west side, with dedicated OT, PT and speech break-out rooms and a turfed, fenced play area.

Saginaw — Weiss St

6525 Weiss St, Saginaw, MI 48603

One big, open therapy gym filled with ramps, trampolines and play structures, with break-out space for focused one-on-one work.

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Come see it in person

Photos only go so far. Tell us a little about your child and one of our onboarding specialists will walk you through referrals, insurance and which clinic fits you best — then show you the space for real.

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