
Pediatric occupational therapy is a specialized field focused on helping children develop and improve the skills needed for daily living and functional activities. Occupational therapists (OTs) work with children who have physical, sensory, cognitive, or developmental challenges that impact their ability to perform everyday tasks. The goal is to enhance a child's ability to participate in home, school, and community activities.
We have experience treating children with a variety of deficits and diagnoses including sensory-processing disorder, visual-perceptual deficits, autism spectrum disorders, brachial plexus injury, deficits with performing daily functional tasks, cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury, handwriting deficits and other fine motor deficits.
We integrate play activities into functional tasks to address the deficits and goals that we have determined. We have one-to-one therapy sessions so that your child gets all the attention of his or her therapist and receives care that is tailored to your child's goals.