Occupational Therapy Services
Language & Movement Pediatric Therapy provides the following types of occupational therapies:
- Pediatric occupational therapy services are provided for infants through adolescents.
- Neuromuscular rehabilitation works to improve coordination, posture, balance, upper extremity range of motion and flexibility.
- Sensory Integration evaluation and treatment assists children in improvement of body awareness, motor skills, coordination, posture, attention, self-regulation, and self-help skills.
- Treatment of sensory defensiveness to address concerns related to tactile defensiveness, gravitational insecurity and oral adversion.
- Fine motor coordination improves children's functioning in activities such as handwriting, utensil use, managing clothing fasteners and object manipulation.
- Visual Perceptual/Visual Motor Integration is necessary for eye-hand coordination, nearpoint/farpoint copying and writing skills.
- Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) such as dressing, self-feeding, and other self-care skills are addressed to increase independence.
