Occupational, Speech, and Feeding Therapy
Occupational Therapy focuses on maximizing independence in individual’s Activities of Daily Living (ADLs). In children, all aspects of self-care, play and school performance areas are considered ADLs. A few examples include dressing, teeth brushing, feeding, handwriting, managing buttons and fasteners, and playing with toys. Various assessment tools allow our therapists to determine a child’s functional abilities and what functional barriers exist. Our therapists strive to determine the “why?” a child is not able to perform ADL tasks independently.
Speech/language pathology specialize in complete speech/language diagnostic and therapeutic services. Each client’s needs are addressed individually, with sensitivity to the individual’s specific situation. Services are provided for a diverse population, treating children from birth through age 18. These services include assessment, intervention, and consultation for children with language delays, phonological disorders, developmental dyspraxia, articulation difficulties and social communication difficulties. Special treatment plans are designed for children with autism, syndromes, apraxia, and other neurogenic disorders and developmental delays.



