An occupational therapist addresses tasks that are related functional skills such as feeding, dressing, bathing, self-care and other daily living skills. A careful analysis of the child's ability to use information from his sensory and motor systems is completed. Intervention may then be directed towards maximizing the child's functional independence by focusing on areas such as; providing the appropriate sensory input, using adaptive equipment or techniques and making a splint or brace to support a muscle group.

Evaluations | Occupational Therapy | Physical Therapy | Speech Therapy   
Therapeutic Listening | Interactive Metronome | Augmentative Communication   
Assistive Technology Clinic | Enrichment | The P.L.A.Y. Project