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About Us
Why Choose Us
We are an intimate, therapist owned outpatient clinic with extensive experience treating persons with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Developmental Delay, Down's Syndrome, Other Genetic Mutation Syndromes, Stroke, ADHD, Amputations, Torticollis, and so forth.
How We Can Help You
We specializes in the treatment of persons with delays, disabilities, illnesses or injuries resulting in a decline in function and/or participation in their activities of daily living.
See the Difference
We treat our client's based on their individual needs. We understand that a diagnosis doesn't determine who a person is as a whole. Our treatments are specific to the goals of our client and their families.
Our Services
comprehensive iNTERVENTIONS
Our services address many areas of concerns including but not limited to fine motor, gross motor, self-care, self-regulation, sensory integration, behavior and executive functioning such as planning, organization, and attention.
Neuromuscular interventions
Neuromuscular reeducation is a specialized rehabilitation approach in occupational therapy. It aims to restore movement patterns by engaging the nervous system during exercise. As a result, patients gain enhanced motor control, coordination, and proprioception.
SENSORY INTERVENTIONS
Common concerns related to sensory dysfunction are difficulty transitioning between tasks, flight behavior when in public places, difficulty keeping on certain clothing items, touching items too hard or softly, frequently bumping into objects, and excessive jumping or spinning.
EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING INTERVENTIONS
Common concerns involving executive functioning are the inability to follow a routine, difficulty organizing personal items, poor problem solving, difficulty regulating emotions, inability to sustain attention and difficulty initiating and, or sustaining tasks.
feeding interventions
Feeding therapy can be helpful to address many feeding problems. This includes methods to support your child to learn to eat a variety of foods and to address oral-motor delays, such as learning to chew properly and swallow food safely.
