Physical
Therapy
Pediatric OT's primary focus is to maximize a person(s) independence with their "occupations" or their activities of daily living while helping with their daily routine to ensure that the child is optimizing throughout their day. OT's help with social skills, play skills, emotional regulation, feeding therapy (picky/oral motor and GTube Weaning), and fine motor and visual motor skills.
Occupational Therapy
Pediatric physical therapist's job is not only to maintain, habilitate, and restore physical ability, but to also assess and detect early issues in a child's physical development. A PT will work addresses Torticollis, toe walking, gait abnormalities, and atypical muscle tone.
Speech
Therapy
Pediatric Speech Language Pathologists, or Speech Therapists, assist children with speaking and non-speaking skills. We work in early intervention speech delays, articulation, language comprehension/expression, fluency and AAC devices.