At Tiny Triumphs Speech & AAC, we help children communicate in the ways that work best for them—whether that’s through speech, AAC, or a mix of both. Communication isn’t just a skill. It’s how a child connects, learns, advocates, and feels understood. And every child deserves that.

Tiny Triumphs was created because Maggie and Gregory saw a gap in Maine families’ care: too many children were waiting too long, receiving generalized therapy, or being handed AAC systems without real training and follow-through. For Gregory, this mission is personal. Growing up with a brother with Down syndrome shaped his belief that early, specialized communication support can change the entire trajectory of a child’s life—and the life of their family. That belief is the heart of everything we do.

What makes Tiny Triumphs different is simple: we specialize in AAC, and we deliver early intervention with depth, urgency, and true partnership. Our clinicians are among the most experienced AAC providers in the state, and we’re trusted across Southern Maine by school teams, pediatricians, Child Development Services, and parent networks. With seven active school district contracts and growing clinics, we’ve become a “first call” provider for AAC evaluations and therapy in this region.

Inclusion is central to everything we do. We want every child to be seen, understood, and able to participate fully—in their home, their classroom, and their community. That means collaborating closely with schools, building communication systems that travel with your child across settings, and advocating for supports that help them belong and thrive.

Most of all, we want this journey to feel supported and hopeful for your whole family. We celebrate meaningful progress, teach with clarity, and stay alongside you through every stage—because communication is a shared win, and no family should have to figure it out on their own.