About Unity Therapy Solutions

Unity Therapy Solutions is a small business founded in 2019 by a therapist to assist children and teens in improving speech, language, feeding, and other skills through a unique, holistic approach. This method combines reflex integration with other neurological techniques to help the brain learn in the most uncomplicated way. Unlike traditional therapies that focus solely on weaknesses, reflex integration views the body as a unified system. Using Masgutova Neurosensorimotor Reflex Integration (MNRI), therapy aims to boost the nervous system for better learning and skill development. The approach leverages reflex patterns to aid the nervous system in self-restoration, addressing various functions like movement, vision, hearing, focus, memory, emotions, and behavior. MNRI has been backed by research and tangible results for 30 years and has earned it the nickname "The Missing Link" in professional circles.

About Megan

Hi! My name is Megan Williams and I’m a licensed and certified speech language pathologist, MNRI® Core Specialist, and the owner of Unity Therapy Solutions. In my years of work, I have developed a special interest in motor speech production and feeding/swallowing. As I gained experience working, I started searching for advanced training and information about the complex sensory and motor pathways which interlink the body and brain. I felt like this was something that my years of formal education and training to be a SLP had not covered adequately but it was crucial to understand if I was going to make significant improvements in the lives of the individuals I worked with. Eventually I found Masgutova Neurosensorimotor Reflex Integration® (MNRI®). After a few classes, I knew that this therapy would be the “missing link” that would help make lasting changes, so that development and rehabilitation of skills would be possible, no matter what the diagnosis.  

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Unity Therapy Solutions is accepting new clients! Contact me today to ask specific questions about how I can help your child or to schedule an appointment.