Speech-language and sensory-motor challenges oftentimes go hand-in-hand. Having highly-skilled occupational therapists on our team helps ensure that our children can participate in the activities of everyday life.

Occupational Therapy addresses:

• Executive Functioning Skills: “get it done” skills
• Gross Motor Skills: movement and  coordination of the arms, legs, and other large body parts and movements
• Fine Motor Skills: smaller movements that occur in the wrists, hands, fingers, feet and toes
• Sensory Processing and Modulation: the ability to take information from our senses, process it, and make appropriate and organized responses
• Social Emotional Development: development of self-regulation, engagement, purposeful communication, problem solving, symbolic comprehension, and pretend play
• Posture: assists with efficient movement and bodily control
• Handwriting: a complex task that requires multiple skills, including executive functioning
• Life skills: dressing, bathing, toileting, self-feeding, sleep-training, and managing all aspects of their school day