Our Services
Occupational Therapy
Speech Language Pathology (SLP)
Speech Language Pathology (SLP)
The purpose of Occupational Therapy (OT) is to help increase functional independence in daily life while preventing or minimizing disability. OT looks at the body as a connected whole working to help children take information from their environment, process it and then appropriately respond to their surroundings. This is the proprioceptiv
The purpose of Occupational Therapy (OT) is to help increase functional independence in daily life while preventing or minimizing disability. OT looks at the body as a connected whole working to help children take information from their environment, process it and then appropriately respond to their surroundings. This is the proprioceptive (sense of body position in space) and vestibular (balance) that should work together to help function as a whole. Poor proprioceptive processing or low tone can lead to clumsiness, poor attention span, communication, body control, posture, writing and even poor some social interaction.
What OT can target:
- Activities of Daily Living (ADL),
- Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADL)
- Education
- Handwriting
- Social Interaction
- Sleep
- Feeding
- Emotional Behaviors
- Sensory Processing: including overcoming aversions to getting hair cuts, wearing clothes, picky eater to name a few.
- Range of Motion (ROM)
- Motor Planning
- Gross Motor (big movements)
- Fine Motor (small movements)
- Reflex Integration
- Coordination/Balance
- Visual Tracking
- Gravitational Insecurity
Speech Language Pathology (SLP)
Speech Language Pathology (SLP)
Speech Language Pathology (SLP)
Speech therapy (ST) is a service that focuses on improving speech or helping restore speech after a stroke, illness, or injury and the ability to understand and express language, including nonverbal language. They also help with memorization, attention, and problem solving. They are also skilled to help with feeding and swallowing issues.
Speech therapy (ST) is a service that focuses on improving speech or helping restore speech after a stroke, illness, or injury and the ability to understand and express language, including nonverbal language. They also help with memorization, attention, and problem solving. They are also skilled to help with feeding and swallowing issues.
ST can address:
- Expressive language disorders
- Receptive disorders
- Articulation disorders
- Cognitive communication disorders
- Fluency disorders
- Resonance or voice disorders
- Dysphagia/oral feeding disorders
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Physical Therapy (PT)
Speech Language Pathology (SLP)
Physical Therapy (PT)
Physical therapists (PTs) are movement experts who increase the quality of life through exercise, hands-on care, and patient education. They teach patients how to prevent or manage their condition to achieve long-term health benefits and develop gross motor function. Our PT staff is trained in neurodevelopmental treatment (NDT) to provid
Physical therapists (PTs) are movement experts who increase the quality of life through exercise, hands-on care, and patient education. They teach patients how to prevent or manage their condition to achieve long-term health benefits and develop gross motor function. Our PT staff is trained in neurodevelopmental treatment (NDT) to provide a sensorimotor and neurodevelopmental approach to increase GM skills from children to adults.
PT addresses:
- Range of motion (ROM)
- Strengthening
- Balance
- Coordination
- Motor skills and Gait
- AFO's
- Orthotic Referrals
Photo Gallery
Our Therapy Team in Action: A Photo Gallery
