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Occupational Therapy

PEDIATRIC CLINIC

Who could benefit from this clinic?

Children 0-18 years of age who may experience any of the following:

  • Difficulty with movement skills such as crawling, sitting, or walking
  • Appear weaker and do not have the endurance of other children their age
  • Difficulty hopping, skipping, jumping or running compared to other children their age
  • Appear stiff, awkward, or clumsy in their movements
  • Avoid playground equipment and movement activities
  • Have poor posture
  • Avoid fine motor tasks
  • Difficulty with tasks associated with handwriting and/or reading
  • Be distractible, restless, disorganized, slow, or hyperactive
  • Difficulty completing daily living skills that other children their age can complete
  • Need assistance to participate in play and/or leisure activities
  • Need assistance preparing for employment
Children 0-18 years of age who may have difficulties associated with a diagnosis such as:
  • Autism
  • Cerebral Palsy
  • Traumatic Brain Injury
  • Mental Retardation
  • Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
  • Learning Disability
  • Developmental Delay
  • Sensory Integration Problems
  • Emotional/Behavioral Problems
  • Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder
  • Prematurity
Occupational therapy services for children and young adults include:

Comprehensive evaluation of:

  • Gross and fine motor skills
  • Visual motor and visual perceptual skills associated with handwriting
  • Independent living skills
  • Play and leisure skills

Individualized intervention designed to facilitate:

  • Gross and fine motor skill development
  • Integration of visual motor skills
  • Skills associated with independence in activities of daily living
  • Normal development of play through sensorimotor experiences