• Sensory Processing Disorders
• Fine Motor Development delays
• Handwriting problems, using the acclaimed “Handwriting Without Tears” method (read a recent article about this program and the Child'sPlay handwriting camps. )
• Self-care training
• Assistive Technology consulting and training
• Motor planning
• Feeding aversions
• Environmental adaptations
• Play/socialization
• Therapeutic listening

Occupational therapists help children be successful at the "jobs" of childhood, including play, self-care, school performance, and social interactions.  Using activities that seem like play to children, the occupational therapist provides challenging therapeutic activities designed to improve the skills children need in their daily life.

If you feel your child could benefit from Occupational Therapy, contact us. We will consult with you on appropriate treatment and will set up a therapy program customized for your child’s need and your schedule.

We apply a “partnering” approach in our therapy: working closely with you, your child and your family to get the results that matter most to you and your child.