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SERVICES

Occupational therapy is a science-based healthcare profession that aims to make people of all ages as independent as possible in every day activities. 

We help to increase independence in:

  • School participation

  • Self-regulation

  • Social interaction (including basic social skills, and general discussion about knowing and making appropriate boundaries with others)

  • Leisure exploration and participation

  • Grooming and hygiene (including brushing teeth, hand washing, brushing hair, dressing, showering, applying deodorant, etc.)

  • Independent living skills (including engagement in cleaning tasks, laundry, making grocery lists, shopping, etc.)

  • Community mobility (including improving balance, safety, and ability to navigate local public areas and transit)

  • Basic knowledge of money (knowing how to budget, count, keep safe)

  • Simple meal preparation (steps, measurements, kitchen safety)

  • Pre-vocational (ready for working) skills as well as vocational participation

  • AND MUCH MORE!

We increase independence by:

We treat people living with:

  • Developing compensatory strategies to increase independence

  • Modifying the environment to increase independence

  • And improving things like...

    • muscle strength

    • balance

    • coordination

    • motor planning

    • energy level

    • regulation strategies

    • executive functioning skills including

      • organization

      • problem solving

      • attention

      • time management

      • sequencing

      • impulse control

      • self monitoring

      • planning

    • cognitive processing

    • sensory processing

    • visual perceptual skills

  • Learning Disabilities

  • Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

  • PDD-NOS

  • Difficulties with sensory processing

  • ADHD/ADD

  • Anxiety

  • Developmental Delay

  • Intellectual disabilities

  • History of stroke or brain injury

  • Genetic conditions

  • Down Syndrome

  • Clients recovering from cancer treatments or other major health episodes or events

  • Lack of coordination

  • Difficulties with executive function

  • And many more...

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Also: Older children, teens, and young adults with no specified medical diagnosis, but who still benefit from receiving occupational therapy services.

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