About Us
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy helps children build the skills they need to participate in everyday activities such as play, self-care, school routines, and social interaction. OT focuses on areas such as:
- Fine and gross motor coordination
- Sensory processing and regulation
- Attention and executive functioning
- Handwriting and visual-motor integration
- Daily routines like dressing, feeding, and hygiene
Through play-based and child-led approaches, occupational therapists promote independence and developmental success.
Speech Therapy
Speech therapy supports children in developing strong communication and feeding skills. Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) work with children who experience challenges in:
- Expressive and receptive language (understanding and using words)
- Articulation and speech clarity
- Social communication and play skills
- Voice and fluency (e.g., stuttering)
- Oral motor skills and feeding/swallowing difficulties
Speech therapy helps children express themselves confidently and interact more successfully with others.