Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy focuses on childhood occupations such as play, school performance, self-care, emotional regulation and social skills. Occupational therapy can help your child develop functional independence in these important developmental areas. We work closely with parents and caregivers to help with carryover of skills into the home environment. We work with a wide variety of diagnoses and in multiple areas. Occupational therapy may include any of the following areas:
- Sensory processing
- Fine motor and hand skill development
- Behavior regulation
- Self-care
- Visual processing
- Sensory based feeding difficulties
- ADHD
- Autism
- Cerebral palsy
- Environmental modification
- Developmental delays
- School based performance issues
- And more!
As pediatric therapists our main focus is on building a lasting relationship with the child and family. We believe every child can achieve maximum potential with the right support!
Speech & Language Therapy
Speech therapy focuses on a child’s ability to communicate verbally and non-verbally. Speech therapy places an emphasis on receptive and expressive language, social pragmatics, feeding difficulties, and oral motor skills. Speech therapy is a essential part of our multi-disciplinary team so that language can be reinforced in all environmental settings. Speech Therapy may include any of the following areas:
- Expressive/receptive language delay
- Pragmatic language delay
- Social skills
- Apraxia
- Articulation delay
- Feeding and swallowing difficulty
- Oral-motor issues
- Voice/fluency
- Autism
- Motor-based speech disorder
- Developmental delay
- Down syndrome
- Genetic disorders
- Augmentative communication
- And more!
Physical therapy
Physical therapy focuses on developing motor skills and becoming as independent as possible. Emphasis is placed on strength, balance, mobility, coordination, and endurance. Proper use of the body during movement as well as safety with movement is paramount to our program. We focus on enhancing development, restoring function and minimizing disability from illness or injury. Our physical therapists’ main goal is to maximize functional independence. We work closely with parent/caregiver to provide education and training. Physical therapy may include any of the following areas:
- Mobility
- Strength and endurance
- Balance
- Musculoskeletal conditions
- Neuromuscular conditions
- Low muscle tone
- Developmental delay
- Cerebral palsy
- Sports injuries or other orthopedic problems
- Torticollis
- Down syndrome
- Orthotics and other adaptive equipment
- And more!