Pediatric Rehabilitation
Our board-certified speech, occupational and physical therapists apply the latest scientific methods and technologies to evaluate and treat your child (birth to age 18). We work with your child one-on-one, helping him or her to develop new skills. Then, we give you the information, strategies and activities to carryover these new skills to home.
Sensory Integration Therapy
A child who shows difficulties with the foundations of their senses – whether it be delays in coordination or verbal communication – may show problems in learning, behavior and with self-esteem. Skilled occupational therapy can help your child obtain the skills they need to function. A child’s sensory strengths and challenges will be identified. An individualized treatment plan is created for each child. Since treatment is play-based, it may look like your child is simply playing. However, the process is complex and interactive, with the therapist identifying specific sensory needs. The therapist is constantly adapting activities, presenting new challenges for the child and integrating these activities with the child’s interests. The child is then set up for improvements with self-regulation, postural control, praxis and sequencing, eye/hand coordination, fine motor skill development, social and emotional development and academic learning. If you have questions about any activities, please ask.
As a former school principal, Wayne Moorhead of Edgar knows what a difference a good staff makes.
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