Occupational Therapy
- Through the use of play, our occupational therapists help children acquire and maintain the skills needed for living. These include, but are not limited to:
- Promoting independence of daily living skills such as dressing, grooming and eating
- Improving fine motor, gross motor and hand/eye coordination skills
- Improving visual motor skills including handwriting
- Helping overcome sensory challenges and improving sensory organization and regulation skills
- Improving social-emotional skills
Occupational Therapists not only work directly with the child but also with their families.
Speech THerapy
Communication can be both verbal and non-verbal and is a very important part of our everyday life. Speech Therapy allows children to develop their communication skills by:
- Improving production of sounds
- Improving oral motor strength for speech, swallowing and eating
- Improving both expressive and receptive language skills
- Improving social communication difficulties, literacy impairments, or cognitive impairments