Occupational Therapy
Helping children gain the skills they need for independence and success in everyday life
Occupational therapy helps people participate in everyday and meaningful activities. These may include education, daily living skills, work, social participation, play, leisure, sleep, and sensory processing. OTs work with clients to develop or rehabilitate the skills they need to participate in these activities, which increases their independence and quality of life!
We’re here to help!
Contact us to discuss your concerns and learn whether an evaluation may be appropriate.
Does my child need occupational therapy?
Your child may need therapy if there is difficulty with:
- Paying attention or sitting still
- Regulating or understanding emotions
- Excessive drooling or chewing on non-food items
- Getting dressed or clothing textures
- Grooming tasks (hair cut, washing hair or face)
- Messy tasks
- Noise/processing auditory directions
- Sleep
- School related skills (cutting, coloring, tracing, drawing, and writing)
- Grasping utensils
- Completing multi-step tasks
- Tying shoes
- Potty training
- Mealtimes (picky eater, self-feeding)
Benefits of Working with Us
- Education on your child's specific and unique needs.
- Therapy can happen anywhere!
- Flexibility and consistency
