At Connect To Therapy, we work to meet the needs of children from 0-18 years old who have challenges with development and functional performance. This could include overall child development, educational performance, acquired injuries, and emotional-behavioral skills.
For example, your child may have trouble with any of these areas:
- Overall motor skill development
- Motor planning and improved coordination
- Sensory processing disorders
- Feeding development/feeding challenges
- Fine motor development
- Handwriting skills
- Visual-motor development
- Social and play skill development
- Mobility
- Self-regulatory skills
- Self-care skills
- Adaptive behavior
- Access and use of assistive technology
Our goal at Connect To Therapy is to provide professional interventions for children in a fun, family-centered, community environment.
What is occupational therapy?
The word “occupation” in occupational therapy does not mean employment, but the tasks you do every day: What occupies your time or attention. The goal of occupational therapy is to assist you or your loved one become fully engaged in life, prepared for challenges and successes.
Occupational therapy helps people with a variety of areas including (but not limited to):
- self-care
- play
- work
- school
- community
How occupational therapy can help
We focus our therapy on your individual needs. We can help you meet goals like:
- completing dressing and grooming
- participating socially with peers
- age appropriate play
- eating a variety of food with utensils
- completing chores or household management tasks independently
Our occupational therapists at Connect To Therapy work with people of all ages to evaluate each situation and organize a treatment plan which leads to greater independence and satisfaction with the activities that they want and need to do as part of their daily routine.