Pediatric and Adolescent Occupational Therapy services
Evaluation and Consultation
Occupational Therapy Informational Call
- 15 min session
- Cost: Free
Evaluations
Evaluations range from low-high complexity. Complexity will be determined at intake.
Evaluations include:
- 60-180min session(s)
- A comprehensive report and treatment plan will be provided following the session. Information is collected through caregiver interview/questionnaire, informal and standardized assessments through play interactions.
- The evaluation includes fine motor, visual motor, visual perceptual, oculomotor, sensory processing, social emotional, executive functioning, reflex integration, neuromuscular, balance, core, eye-hand coordination and more. These assessments are very thorough and work on getting to the root of where your child is struggling.
- Pricing effective March 1, 2025
- Cost: Starting at $450 (Clinic) for children over 2 years.
- Please inquire about our fee schedule for off-site or school evaluations
Individual Services
Individual Services
- 1:1 sessions
- Length of session determined by therapist and caregivers
- Realistic, measurable, and individualized goals will shape the treatment session
- Cost: 40-45min- $105; 55-60 min- $140
- Payment is expected the day of service
Self-Regulation and Social Play
Does your child struggle with attending to a task?
Is your child impulsive?
Does your child have difficulty sitting still?
Does your child have trouble managing emotions?
Does your child have outbursts or tantrums when transitioning?
Is your child masking at school?
Many children struggle with the foundational skill of self-regulation. Self-regulation is the ability to self-monitor, modify, and adjust emotions and behaviors. Within this 6- week group, we will determine the starting point and strengthen your child's foundation from there.
- (6)40-60min OT group sessions
- Includes OT baseline assessment provided at the end of the 6 sessions.
- Groups are tailored toward the needs of the participants
- Group topics may include: identifying energy level or emotional state; providing peer feedback to others during activities; learning ways to problem solve through life situations that may impact their regulation level; exploring coping strategies in order to self-modulate behaviors and emotions, and practicing skills in organic structured, and unstructured play
Finding Your Inner Peace
Does your child struggle with anxiety?
Does this anxiety cause them to struggle with day-to-day activities?
Does your child have fears, worries, or panics in new situations?
This group is specifically for children who are struggling with anxiety or anxiety-like challenges. Sensory SpOT will help your child find their inner peace by exploring coping strategies to fight those inner fears through a low-pressure and supportive environment. This 6-week series is led by a Licensed Occupational Therapist and/or occupational therapy staff.
- (6) 55-60 minute OT group sessions
- Includes OT baseline assessment for new clients
- Groups are tailored to the needs of the participants
- Group sessions may include: Exploring their interoception sense to explore what their body is feeling on the inside; learn to identify body signals and body mapping; exploring coping strategies within a supportive environment
Fine Motor & Brain- Body Connection
Does your child have messy handwriting?
Do they have a hard time keeping up with their class?
Does your child have poor fine motor skills?
Handwriting is an essential skill for a child's occupation. There are many components or skills that impact a child's ability to complete handwriting tasks. Many of these skills are foundational skills necessary for later development. Some examples include (but not limited to) primitive reflexes, core strengthening, posture, sensory processing, visual perceptual skills, visual motor skills, motor planning, as well as fine motor skills.
- (6)55-60min groups
- Included OT baseline assessment
- Groups are tailored to participants
- Topics may include: participating in preparatory fine motor activities and games throughout the session to strengthen foundational skills; strengthening their brain-body connection in order to produce greater refined movements
- Group goals will be group specific based on initial baseline data
- Recommendations will be provided to caregivers post group sessions.
Preschool Fine Motor, Gross Motor, and Social Play
Is your child in preschool or getting ready to enter preschool?
Are they a little uncoordinated?
Do they have some trouble with their motor skills?
Strengthening a child's foundational skills helps lay the foundation for the development of higher level motor and cognitive skill processing. There are many components or skills that impact a child's ability to complete their developmental skills. Some examples include (but not limited to) primitive reflexes, core strengthening, posture, sensory processing, visual perceptual skills, visual motor skills, motor planning, as well as fine motor skills.
- (6)40-45min groups
- Included OT baseline assessment
- Children will participate in preparatory games and activities to strengthen foundational skills
- Children will strengthen their brain-body connection in order to produce greater refined movements
- Group goals will be group specific based on initial baseline data
- Recommendations will be provided to caregivers post group sessions.
Social Skills/ Growth Mindset Groups
Do you feel your child needs more social opportunities?
Does your child have difficulty with sharing and playing cooperatively with other children?
Sensory SpOT will provide fun and engaging group activities utilizing your child's strengths and interests to reinforce social skill concepts over a 6 week period led by a Licensed Occupational Therapist. Children will practice interacting with other peers, learn conversational skills, build friendships, and problem-solving through cooperative activities.
- (6) 55-60minute OT group sessions
- Includes OT baseline assessment
- Children will learn and practice basic manners
- Children will practice social skills through: direct teaching, modeling, and role-playing
- Children will learn and practice sharing and turn taking
- Children will learn and practice problem solving strategies through cooperative play activities
- Children will practice using a positive growth mindset in order to encourage flexibility and practice providing positive feedback to others
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