Occupational Therapy

Occupational Therapists

• Evaluate, diagnose, and treat clients with difficulties in performing daily living skills and tasks and also clients with sensory integration concerns.
• Help to develop
  
  • Fine motor skills
  • Activities of daily living (eating, dressing)
  • Integration of one’s senses to organize information and learn.

Evaluations

• Initial and ongoing assessments for clients in the Early Intervention program and school-age.

Treatment

• Therapists work with clients with
  
  • Birth injuries
  • Learning difficulties
  • Developmental delays and disabilities
  • Brain injuries
  • Physical limitations such as broken bones and visual impairments
  • Cognitive disabilities
• Therapists also work with clients to address other concerns such as:
  
  • Oral-motor issues
  • Feeding concerns
  • Sensory integration deficits
  • Behavioral concerns
• In-home and clinic-based individual therapy sessions are available for children ages birth to three, school-aged children, and adults.