Occupational Therapy
Our occupational therapy program provides a sensory rich, holistic, client centered, multi-disciplinary approach to meet the needs of our clients.
The occupational therapy team utilizes trauma informed approaches to address concerns across all areas of development, including: social, emotional, behavioral, cognitive, language and motor delays. Our practitioners use play-based techniques to address areas of concern in a fun and innovative way that invites collaboration from the client, family, and other team members. Our clinic is designed using the Ayres Sensory Integration Fidelity Measure® which guides our clinicians in the practice of sensory integration.
Skills that we Evaluate and Assess:
Gross Motor
Fine Motor
Eye-Hand Coordination
Psychosocial Emotional Skills
Communication/Social Skills
Self-Regulation
Behavior Management
Activities of Daily Living
The above skills are necessary for overall development and are necessary to become an adult who functions at optimal capacity. These skills specifically help kids to:
Aid in balance and coordination for play at home, on the playground, at the park, etc.
Coordination for writing, cutting, opening packages, buttoning, etc.
Promote positive relationships with peers, siblings, and adults. This can include making and keeping friends, personal space and boundaries, and play skills.
Decreasing tantrums and melt downs.
Self-care activities such as eating, getting dressed, toileting, showering, following schedules and routines, and meal-time behaviors.
The ultimate goal of our program is to help clients and their families reach their full potential by giving them support and strategies to use at home, school, community, or anywhere they go!
Eligibility Criteria:
Ages 0-18
PCP referral with diagnosis
Guardian consent to treatment
Authorization from health insurance or private pay agreement
Summer Social Skills Groups
We offer a 6-week summer group focusing on social skills for children ages 2-12 years old. These groups focus on building necessary social skills in a focused and supported group environment. These skills include:
· Sensory Integration
· SOS Approach to Feeding
· Following Rules & Directions
· Listening
· Empathy
· Self-regulation
· Trust
· Sharing
· Safety
· Cooperation
· Negotiation/Compromise
· Manners
· Recognizing Verbal & Non-Verbal Cues
Each of the six weeks offers a unique theme, which allows children to play and learn together while improving social skills. This a fun opportunity for your child to make new friends and develop skills for a lifetime.
2025 Summer Social Skills Groups: June-July (dates TBD)
Please have your child’s physician fax us a referral at (505)823-4538.
