Pediatric Occupational Therapy
Clear-Care Occupational Therapy Service is highly regarded for the quality of our services to children with developmental, learning and behavioral problems.
- Preschool/School-age Students
Occupational therapists evaluate and treat children with developmental disabilities, learning difficulties, sensory processing difficulties, fine motor defecit, strengthening limitations, neuromuscular limitations and visual/perceptual difficulties.
Therapists provide direct treatment and recommendations to school staff including teachers, classroom aides, and special education staff. Intervention is designed to enhance and expand a student's ability to learn within the classroom settings. Adaptations may include classroom modifications involving assistive technology, sensory interventions, strengthening skills or fine motor/coordination activities.
A personalized treatment plan is devised to enhance the functional performance and learning experience of the student within the school setting.
- Clinical Pediatric Intervention
Occupational therapists work with clients in the outpatient setting. Therapists address the areas of life that are affected by developmental delay, neuromuscular difficulties and sensory processing disorders. Therapeutic interventions include gross/fine motor and visual/perceptual activities, coordination exercises and activities of daily living (dressing, hygiene and feeding issues).
Therapists provide an individualized treatment program to increase independence within the primary occupational performance areas of childhood including self care tasks, play, leisure, socialization and school learning.
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