Occupational Therapy

What Does An OT Do?

  • Works closely with the family to determine concerns and goals for therapy

  • Helps the child become independent in daily activities

  • Focuses on fine motor skills, visual motor skills and participation in self-care skills (self-feeding, dressing, brushing teeth, toileting, bathing)

  • Works on Infant development (tummy time, rolling, crawling, walking)

  • Uses sensory integration therapy as needed

  • Works on social-emotional development

  • Can perform feeding therapy for feeding disorders and/or picky eating

Who Can Benefit From OT?

  • General developmental delays or delays due to prematurity

  • Sensory processing disorder

  • Autism/at risk for autism

  • Apraxia/motor planning difficulties

  • Genetic disorders

  • Neurological disorders

  • Muscular/skeletal disorders

  • Any feeding concerns

Pricing

Evaluation - $350

In Person Therapy sessions (50 minutes) - $150

Virtual Therapy Sessions (50 minutes) - $110

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