What is Occupational Therapy? Occupational therapy services are designed to assess and address a child’s ability to engage in activities of daily living. Benefits of Occupational Therapy What is Physical Therapy? Physical therapy services are designed to evaluate, assess and treat a child’s baseline abilities of strength, coordination and age-appropriate gross motor skills. Benefits of… Read more »

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Age-appropriate gross motor skills are essential for your child to develop the strength and coordination needed to participate in sports, get dressed independently, engage in activities with family and friends, and navigate their community safely. Below are some activities designed to help improve gross motor skills in children: Core Strength Leg Strength Balance Coordination Your… Read more »

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Age-appropriate fine motor skills are essential for helping children become independent with daily tasks such as dressing, feeding themselves, cutting with scissors, and writing. In occupational therapy, we often address these skills through play—because play is one of the most effective and engaging ways for children to learn. Below are some fun and simple toys,… Read more »

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