Whether it's learning to tie shoelaces, improving handwriting, or expanding their nutritional repertoire, OTs work with children to enhance their physical, cognitive, and social abilities. They also work closely with children to enhance their sensory processing skills, such as touch, movement, sight, sound, and taste. By creating sensory-rich environments and engaging in purposeful activities, they help children regulate their responses to sensory input, improve attention and focus, and develop adaptive behaviors.

Whether it's learning to walk, improving balance, or recovering from an injury, PTs work closely with children and their families to develop personalized treatment plans. Through a combination of exercises, stretches, and activities, they aim to improve motor skills, coordination, overall physical function, and safe community mobility.

Whether it's speaking clearly, understanding language, or using alternative communication methods, SLPs work closely with children and their families to address a wide range of speech and language challenges. Through individualized assessments and therapy sessions, they target specific areas of need to enhance verbal expression, comprehension, and social communication. Our SLPs specialize in AAC ranging from high to low tech and honor a total communication approach.

Whether it’s lactation challenges, picky feeding, oral motor deficits, or enteral nutrition, feeding therapists help infants/children and their caregivers have a positive relationship with the feeding and eating process. Highly trained clinicians work closely with families and their care team to help meet the nutritional goals of their children.