Occupational Therapy (OT) promotes development through meaningful and purposeful activities, primarily through play. We address the underlying areas of concern that impede children from functioning effectively in their home, school, and community environments. OT incorporates enjoyable activities and experiences to encourage children's participation in tasks that enhance strength, coordination, range of motion, perceptual skills, cognitive abilities, and sensory processing.

Our OTs engage children in “just right” challenges that promote a sense of accomplishment and growth, equipping them with the skills to thrive in various environments. Through a holistic approach, OT works to increase independence and functioning in the following areas:

• Sensory Processing: Helping your child make sense of their world; improving sustained focus, attention,  and the ability to interact with textures, sounds, and movement experiences in a more meaningful way.

• Fine Motor Skills: Developing the precision and coordination needed for writing, coloring, cutting and more.

• Gross Motor Skills: Building the strength and agility for active play and confident movement; joyful jumps, throws, kicks, and catches.

• Self-Help Skills: Guiding your child to master dressing, feeding, and grooming with independence.

• Visual Perceptual and Oculomotor Skills: Empowering your child to track, focus, and understand their surroundings with clarity.