Pediatric Occupational Therapy services are tailored to encourage functional skill attainment and development of client and family-centered goals for play, school, and daily living skills. OT utilizes play-based activities to facilitate and provide a just right challenge for your child to help improve skills and promote self-esteem and confidence through successes.
- Fine Motor Function
- Functional grasping, visual perceptual and motor skills, fine motor control and manipulation for tasks such as writing, buttons, zippers, and shoe tying
- Coordination
- Balance and body coordination
- Crossing midline
- Balls skills
- Sensory Processing
- Improving tactile sensitivities to textures, hair brushing, nail clipping, clothing aversions
- Light, taste, smell, touch, and sound seeking or avoidance
- Doesn’t recognize or react to aversive smells, sounds or touches
- Difficulty with body movement, coordination, clumsiness
- Frequent body movements, crashing, jumping, spinning
- Assessment non-integrated reflexes that can inhibit development
- Self-regulation and mindfulness education
- Daily Living Skills
- Organization and executive functioning skills
- Dressing, Bathing, Self-feeding, Toileting
- Cooking, Cleaning, and other instrumental activities of daily living
- Cognitive Tasks
- Remembering letters, numbers, sorting, sequencing, and shapes
- Social Skills
- Turn taking, following directions, listening, and play skills with peers
- AND MORE!
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