OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Occupational therapy promotes engagement in meaningful activities of daily life. Goal-directed intervention on an individual basis enables and encourages the participation of each person in daily living activities.

Occupational therapists provide assistance in several areas including:

• Self-Care skills
• Fine motor activities
• Handwriting
• Sensory integration
• Perceptual skills
• Education, work or social interaction activities

SPEECH THERAPY

Speech Therapy is the study and treatment of disorders of speech and voice. These may include stuttering, lisping or lalling, or language disturbances such as aphasia or delayed language acquisition. Treatment is established through the use of exercises and audio-visual aids that develop new speech habits.

Speech therapists provide services that include:

• Remediation of articulations
• Receptive/Expressive language
• Oral motor skills
• Social delays
• Hearing Loss
• Auditory Processing Disorders

PHYSICAL THERAPY

Physical therapy preserves, enhances, and/or restores the movement and physical function impaired by a disability, injury, or disease. This is achieved through the utilization of therapeutic exercise, assistive devices, and patient education and training. Our aim is to assess, identify, prevent, facilitate or alleviate acute or chronic pain and movement dysfunction.

Physical therapy evaluates and provides intervention in areas such as:

• Gross motor activities
• Coordination
• Mobility in the home and community
• Adaptive equipment needs
• Sports injuries
• Pediatric orthopedics
• PDD Spectrum disorders