Occupational Therapy
Our Pediatric Occupational Therapists begin with a comprehensive evaluation to assess your child's fine motor skills, visual-motor integration, visual perceptual abilities, and sensory processing. Based on the findings, we create an individualized plan of care that targets specific areas for improvement and establishes goals to monitor ongoing progress.
Working closely with parents, caregivers, teachers, and other healthcare professionals, our therapists identify any challenges or delays your child may be facing. We then help your child develop and strengthen the skills needed for daily activities that may be difficult for them, addressing motor skills, social and behavioral challenges, and sensory processing issues.
Our goal is to improve essential abilities such as hand-eye coordination, body awareness, attention, self-regulation, and self-care routines, promoting greater independence and confidence. Through this collaborative and holistic approach, we support children in overcoming obstacles, building problem-solving skills, and achieving success in both academic and everyday environments.
Most Common Diagnosis and Symptoms We Treat
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Developmental delays
Developmental disorders
Activities of Daily Living (feeding, dressing, etc.)
Motor planning
Hand function/fine motor skills (e.g. handwriting, buttons)
Social interactions
Difficulty with understanding and/or responding to the environment
Emotional regulation
Behavioral regulation
Academic difficulty
Executive Function-attention, organization, time management, flexibility, etc.
Hypotonia
Cerebral Palsy
ADHD
Dyspraxia
Sensory Processing Disorder/sensitivities
Getting Started
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1. Request Referral from Doctor
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2. Schedule Evaluation Session
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3. Begin treatment to address goals created from evaluation session