Our occupational therapists work with babies and children to help them develop the skills needed for daily life activities such as self-care, play, and school. They use various techniques to help children improve their fine motor skills, sensory processing, and social-emotional development. They may also work with children with developmental delays, sensory processing disorders, or physical disabilities to help them gain independence and achieve their full potential.

Our Occupational Therapists also work with infants, supporting their development alongside their families. Please see the “Infant Therapy” section above for more details.

Our speech-language pathologists specialize in helping children develop their communication skills. They work with babies and kids who have difficulty speaking, understanding language, or communicating effectively. Common issues they address include language delays, articulation problems, late talkers, stuttering, and voice disorders. Speech-language pathologists use various techniques, such as play-based therapy, to support children’s speech and language skills and help them communicate more effectively with others.

Our feeding therapists are a mix of occupational therapists and speech-language pathologists, each with specific expertise in feeding. We specialize in helping babies and children with feeding and swallowing difficulties, including oral motor difficulties, pre- and post-tie procedures, sensory processing disorders, and medical conditions, such as dysphagia, that affect feeding. Our feeding therapists use various techniques, such as food play, oral motor development, and sensory-based interventions, to help children develop the skills to eat and drink safely and comfortably.