Occupational Therapy

A child’s “occupation” is to play, participate in school, and be independent with self-care activities. Our pediatric occupational therapists provide interventions to children who have or are at risk of having developmental delays and are experiencing difficulties functioning in one or more areas of their lives.

The articles below are a collection of our expert resources. Occupational therapists often use a play-based approach to facilitate the development of functional skills. We help children develop the skills needed to perform everyday tasks by using creative methods to motivate children.

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‍For our clients, treatment hours are determined on an individualized basis, without predefined blocks.
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Occupational Therapy

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Ocular Motor & Visual Perceptual Assessment & Treatment

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Occupational Therapy Home Programs

Dogs can benefit from OT, too!

Building Your Occupational Therapy Toolbox with Beanbags

Activities to Help A Child with Low Tone

Activities to Address Your Child’s Tactile Hypersensitivities

The Do's and Don'ts of Play: A Parent's Guide to Helping Your Child Develop Better Peer Interactions

Skills Addressed When Carving a Pumpkin

Fine Motor Skills: Ideas for At-Home Improvement

Enhancing Right-Left Discrimination Through Play

10 Signs in the Classroom Suggesting a Student May Benefit from Occupational Therapy

Does Your Child Have Poor Body Awareness?

Wilbarger Approach & Therapeutic Brushing

Why Is My Child So Picky About The Clothes He/She Wears?

Why Is My Child Sensitive To Clothing?

Biting, Hitting and Pushing: Bad Behavior or Sensory Processing Disorder?

12 Ways to Help your Child who is Sensitive to Textures (tags, socks, sand)

Understanding the Beery VMI

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