Occupational therapy can benefit a wide range of children, including those with physical, sensory, cognitive, or developmental challenges. This includes children with conditions like autism, ADHD, sensory processing disorders, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, learning disabilities, and more. However, it's not limited to children with diagnosed conditions. Children who face challenges with daily activities, such as dressing, feeding, handwriting, or interacting with peers, can also benefit from occupational therapy. Our goal is to help each child develop the skills they need for independence in daily activities and to participate fully in school and play. By assessing each child's individual needs, we can tailor our approach to help them achieve their personal goals. Whether it's improving motor skills, learning strategies to manage sensory processing issues, or developing social skills, occupational therapy can offer support where it's needed most.

Very much so, occupational therapy can be quite beneficial in supporting your child's success in school.  We focus on developing a range of skills that are critical for learning and academic performance. This can include fine motor skills for writing, sensory processing abilities to manage the classroom environment, or executive functioning skills for organization and task completion. By addressing these areas, we can help your child become more independent and confident in their school-related activities. We will work closely with you, your child, and potentially their teachers to identify specific challenges and tailor our approach to meet their unique needs. Our goal is to empower your child with the skills they need to thrive in the school environment.

Parents and legal guardians are an integral part of their child's therapy process.  We believe in a collaborative approach, where parents and therapists work together to support the child's development and progress. Parental involvement can vary based on the child's needs and the specific goals of the therapy, but it often includes participating in sessions, implementing strategies at home, and providing feedback on the child's progress. We encourage open communication and strive to equip parents with the tools and knowledge they need to support their child effectively. This partnership is vital for creating a consistent and supportive environment for the child, both in therapy sessions and at home.