Why Latitude began
As an occupational therapist, Talia Schuss saw how hard families worked to get their children support. Long journeys and limited access could make care difficult to reach. Latitude grew from her goal of making therapy more accessible to families.
Our mission
Our mission at Latitude Therapy is to deliver high-quality, individualized ABA therapy that nurtures growth, fosters independence, supports families, and thrives on evidence-based practices, continuous learning, and a supportive culture.
Our vision
Latitude Therapy's vision is to be recognized as a national leader in high-quality ABA care that families can trust and rely on. Growth is viewed not as an end goal, but as a responsibility that must never dilute the quality of care or the integrity of the organization.
Where the work leads
Children in our centers work toward graduating from the clinic and moving on to kindergarten. For in-home care, services are faded as skills grow, so support steps back as a child's independence steps up.
Care in the setting that fits
Today, families can explore early intervention at our Bridgeton and St. Peters centers, as well as in-home ABA and virtual services. We start by talking about what your family needs and which services may fit.