Occupational Therapists help children reach their fullest potential within their “occupations” or daily activities. For children, these daily activities include play, learning and socialization. Sometimes, challenges in the areas of sensory processing, emotional regulation, gross, fine, oral-motor and visual-motor skills can prevent a child from developing the skills necessary to function and engage successfully in their home, school, play and community environments.

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We work with a wide range of children including, but not limited to, those experiencing challenges related to the following: 

 

Autism Spectrum Disorder

ADHD/ADD

Down Syndrome

Mood Disorders

Anxiety

Sensory Processing Disorder

Feeding Aversions

Learning Disabilities

Fine and Visual Motor Challenges

Gross Motor Control

Social Engagement

Self-Regulation

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