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A child’s occupation is playing and learning; occupational therapists are trained to evaluate a child’s play skills, school performance, fine motor skills, and activities of daily living in order to help promote independence in all areas of a child’s life.
Speech therapy may be helpful if a child is having difficulty expressing himself either verbally or non-verbally, struggling with sound production, articulation or language skills, or having difficulty with feeding and swallowing.
Children may require the assistance of a physical therapist if they are having difficulty with locomotion, from the early skills of rolling and crawling, to the more advanced skills of walking and running. Physical therapists also assist children improve balance, strength & coordination.
Finding Special Needs Pediatric Therapy Services was a blessing. My daughter, Angelica, is autistic and requires OT once a week. It was very hard to get her to her previous therapist because the car ride would take at least an hour each way. The long ride would make Angelica very frustrated. Since Angelica began receiving her OT services she has shown a lot of improvement. Her attention span has gotten better, and she is able to focus more on her treatment plan and daily goals. The “You can do it!” approach that Special Needs Pediatric Therapy Services provides has really helped Angelica improve her fine motor skills. Special Needs Pediatric Therapy Services is great! The facility is warm, friendly, and clean. I am so happy we found such a wonderful place for Angelica!
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