Vision

Ethos is a values-based company committed to the well-being of children with speech-language or learning challenges, empowering them to thrive in school, at home, and in relationships.

Core Values

  • Integrity is our foundation.

    We believe integrity is essential to everything we do. We strive to work transparently, keep our word, and hold ourselves accountable to the highest ethical standards in every interaction—with families, with schools, with one another.

  • Context is critical.

    We believe children learn not in isolation but within their specific systems. Our approach to diagnostics and therapy considers not just the child but the child in context—in their families, classrooms, and communities.

  • Communication builds success.

    We believe that the success of the children we serve is dependent upon our ability to communicate clearly and compassionately with their parents, teachers, and administrators.

  • Trust is earned.

    We believe trust is built over time, earned by consistently showing up, doing what we say we will do, and acting in alignment with our values. We earn the trust of others by behaving in ways that are trustworthy.

  • Conflict is an opportunity for growth.

    We believe that conflict, when met with honesty and care, creates space for growth, both personally and in community. We approach hard conversations thoughtfully, always guided by what’s best for the children we serve.

  • Excellence is the best business strategy.

    We believe profit follows when excellence leads. Those who invest in our services deserve work to be effective, creative, meaningful, and compassionate.

  • Every evaluation matters.

    We believe evaluations are beginnings, not endings. They matter because every child matters. Our evaluations seek to open understanding, guide intervention, and reflect the dignity and uniqueness of each child’s story.

  • Words shape worlds.

    We believe words open doors and create new realities. They frame how we see ourselves and the world around us. We want our words to help, not harm—to honor, not diminish. That’s why—whether in therapy, meetings, or writing reports—we choose our words with care.

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Meet the Team