Occupational Therapy
Building Foundations for Daily Living, Learning, & Independence
Occupational Therapy helps individuals participate fully in the activities that matter most. We focus on physical, sensory, and cognitive skills to enhance autonomy.
Pediatric Occupational Therapy
- Sensory Processing Integration: Custom strategies to help children process tactile, movement, auditory, and visual inputs comfortably.
- Fine & Gross Motor Skills: Targeted intervention for pencil control, handwriting, drawing, strength, balance, coordination, and physical play.
- Visual-Motor Integration: Developing seamless coordination between visual perception and controlled hand movement.
- Activities of Daily Living (ADL): Guidance for self-care skills including dressing, grooming, feeding, and hygiene.
- School Readiness & Play Skills: Strengthening sitting tolerance, classroom engagement, imaginative play, and peer cooperation.
Adult Occupational Therapy
- Neurological & Physical Rehabilitation: Restoring upper-limb function, fine motor control, and hand strength following injury or illness.
- Functional Independence Training: Rehabilitation focused on daily activities, functional mobility, cognitive retraining, and community reintegration.