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Occupational therapy

Our team of pediatric occupational therapists specializes in helping children develop the skills they need to participate in daily activities and reach their full potential.  The role of a pediatric occupational therapist is to assess each child's strengths and weaknesses, and then work with them to develop personalized goals and treatment plans. They use a variety of techniques and interventions to address issues related to fine and gross motor skills, sensory processing, hand-eye coordination, balance, and social-emotional development.

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Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)

Developing age-appropriate skills for their daily routines

Occupational Therapy Will Support:

  • Dressing

  • Hygiene (brushing teeth, washing hands)

  • Feeding

  • Play skills

Child Brushing Teeth
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Sensory Regulation

Providing parent education for understanding the sensory systems. 

Occupational Therapy Will Support:

  • Feeding

  • Acceptance of different textures

  • Social Skills

  • Self-Monitoring

  • Emotional Development

  • Attention/Concentration

Kids in Preschool
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Fine and Visual Motor Skills

Improving foundational skills for play and development

Occupational Therapy Will Support:

  • Strength

  • Coordination

  • Grasping/Holding

  • Stacking/Lacing

  • Pre-writing

  • Scissors/cutting

Kids Drawing
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Executive Function

Enabling children to plan, focus attention, remember, and juggle multiple tasks

Occupational Therapy Will Support: 

  • ​Attention/Concentration

  • Problem Solving

  • Task Squencing

  • Impulse Control

Kids in Daycare
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