Pediatric Occupational Therapy

What is Occupational Therapy?

Occupational Therapy focuses on helping people achieve independence in all areas of their lives. A child’s main occupation is playing and learning, and occupational therapy can help a child develop skills for play, school performance and activities of daily living.

A pediatric occupational therapist is a health care professional who works with children and their families to help function successfully in everyday life to the best of their ability.

We offer quality treatment in the areas of:

• Fine motor skills
• Activities of daily living
• Play skills
• Thinking and Emotional skills
• Kinesiotaping
• Sensory Motor Skills
• Postural Control
• And so much more….

Would my child benefit from occupational therapy? Your child could benefit from occupational therapy services if you have noticed that your child:

• Doesn’t like to be held or cuddles
• Has not met developmental milestones
• Difficulty performing tasks with both hands
• Poor attention to tasks
• Difficulty with transition
• Is clumsy or seems uncoordinated
• Has difficulty maintaining posture
• Walks on toes
• Has poor balance and body awareness