Pediatric Occupational, Physical & Speech Therapy

Occupational therapy addresses self-care skills, including feeding, bathing, and dressing; fine motor skills, including writing, tying shoes, and picking up small objects; neuromotor development; and sensory integration.

Developing strong communication skills is one of the most important elements to socializing and creating relationships. A Speech-Language Pathologist helps children overcome communication obstacles.

Pediatric physical therapy promotes independence, increases participation, facilitates motor development and function, improves strength and endurance, enhances learning opportunities, and eases challenges with daily caregiving.

With over 40 years of experience in education, including special education, learning disabilities, behavioral emotional  disorders, student motivation, reluctant learners and more, our Educational Specialist can provide solution-based services to fit the needs of each student.