PEDIATRIC

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Our aim is to create an environment that resembles "playtime" to ensure an enjoyable experience for children. Our dedicated team of pediatric Occupational Therapists focuses on enhancing various aspects of a child's development, including physical development, fine motor skills, sensory processing skills, social-emotional growth, cognition, feeding abilities, and visual processing capabilities. Through specialized evaluations, we strive to help each child achieve their utmost potential.

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Occupational Therapy is for a child who:

Is encountering developmental challenges, our young learners may face delays in various areas, including the refinement of fine and gross motor skills, self-care practices, and social interactions. Some may grapple with sensory processing disorders, while others confront learning disabilities, particularly in areas like handwriting. Additionally, children coping with physical disabilities and chronic conditions may contend with sensory or motor coordination difficulties. At our center, we understand the unique needs of each child and are committed to providing tailored support to foster their holistic development and well-being.

OT can help kids and teens who have:

Birth injuries or birth defects
Sensory processing disorders
Traumatic injuries to the brain or spinal cord
Learning problems
Autism
Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis
Mental health or behavioral problems
Broken bones or other orthopedic injuries
Developmental delays
Post-surgical conditions
Burns
Spina bifida
Traumatic amputations
Severe hand injuries
Multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, and other chronic illnesses

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How do we help?

Our Pediatric Occupational Therapists help children be as independent and functional in age-appropriate daily routines and activities. We work on a wide variety of motor skills, play skills, and cognitive functioning, along with sensory processing to help their bodies interpret information from the environment so they can better understand the world around them.