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Occupational Therapy

Occupational Therapy provides individuals the ability to master essential skills needed to live a functional and fulfilling life. For children this includes skills needed for daily living, playing and learning. If your child is struggling in any of these areas we are here to help.

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Daily Living:
  • eating

  • sleeping

  • dresssing

  • toileting

  • age appropriate motor movements ( sitting, crawling, walking, jumping, climbing,hopping,skipping...)

  • Regulating Emotions/Behavior

Playing:

  • Playing with toys appropriately/purposefully

  • engages with others

  • creative play (by 2 yrs)

  • aware of social environment

  • stays focused on activity

  • enjoys and shows interest in variety of arts and crafts (coloring,gluing,cutting, play dough...)

  • age appropriate playground activity (monkey bars,climbing,swinging,building sand castles)

  • age appropriate sports (throwing&catching a ball, soccer, hockey, baseball)

  • age appropriate leisure activities (biking,skating,skiing)

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Learning:

  • Focusing

  • sequencing

  • difficulty discerning like letters

  • difficulty reading

  • difficulty writing

  • difficulty finding and keeping the place

  • difficulty copying

  • difficulty with memory

  • difficulty in math

If your child struggles in more than 2 of the following, contact us today for a free 15 minute phone consult. We are here to help.

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How Occuaptional Therapy Works

Parents are often surprised to find a therapeutic gym look like a playground, and wonder how it will improve their child's development.

 

 

Hanging from swings, jumping of trampolines, crashing in ball pits, riding on scooters looks like fun,not therapy and that's just the way we want it! We want your children to love their therapy sessions so they will maximize their potential and put forth all their effort.

 

While the equipment is motivating for kids it is also challenging for them and requires them to develop their areas of weakness. While the child is swinging, crashing, jumping, and climbing the therapist is carefully orchestrating the activity being sure to improve:

  • Strength

  • Balance

  • Visual Motor Integration

  • Visual Processing

  • Sensory Integration

  • Self Regulation

  • Fine Motor skills

  • Gross Motor skills

  • Social/emotional development

  • imagination

  • creativity

  • attention/focus

  • executive function

  • problem solving

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Our staff has extensive training in child development, behavior,cognition,sensory integration, motor development,and visual challenges. We boast a brand new sensory gym, your child will be begging to stay!

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  • sensory integration

  • integrating primitive reflexes

  • Interactive Metronome

  • Therapeutic Listening

  • Handwriting Without Tears

  • Craniosacral Therapy

  • The Zones of Regulation

  • Oral Motor/Feeding clinic

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