
FAQ
A pediatric occupational therapist addresses a variety of areas in development including: fine motor, sensory motor, visual motor, cognitive functioning, self help functioning as well as mental health functioning at an appropriate age level. Provides services to infants, toddlers, children, and youth in a variety of settings including the home, daycare and school.
A pediatric physical therapist is a therapist that evaluates, treats and educates families and children with various diagnoses on development skills including: gross motor skills, postural alignment and development, gait training, neuromuscular training and age-appropraite skills. Provides services to infants, toddlers, children, and youth in a variety of settings including the home, hospital, daycare and school.
A pediatric speech therapist is a therapist that evaluates, treats and educates families and children with various diagnoses on development skills including: speech development, language skills, social interaction, structural feeding skills, and age-appropriate play skills. Provides services to infants, toddlers, children, and youth in a variety of settings including the home, hospital, daycare and school.