Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy can help improve individual’s cognitive, physical, and motor skills and build their self-esteem and sense of accomplishment. Occupational Therapy deals with gross and fine motor skills, visual-perception, muscle strength, cognitive skills, activities to cope with daily living and sensory-processing deficits through a sensory integration (SI) approach. SI makes the child feel sensory experiences that include touch, movement, body awareness, sight, sound, smell and taste. The ultimate goal of OT is to bring the child from an over sensitive/under reactive state through sensory stimulation.
Occupational Therapy (OT) empowers and facilitates children’s participation in activities of everyday living (i.e. occupations). Our OT team takes a developmental approach to address-
- Physical ability (fine and gross motor skills)
- Sensory processing and modulation
- Handwriting skills
- Visual motor skills
- Self-help skills
- Body awareness
- Coordination of movement
- Self regulation
Speech and Language Therapy
Some objectives in improving verbal skills include:
Speech and language challenges may be there with neurotypical as well as neuro-divergent children. Regular speech therapy is a very viable treatment option. Our expert speech-language pathologist/ speech therapist would definitely help build this very trainable skill amongst children who need just a bit more of a practice and exposure.
- Improving rate and rhythm of speech
- Better understanding and expressing feelings and emotions
- Using correct words in speech
- Taking turns in a conversation
- Comprehend verbal and non verbal communication, understanding others intentions in a range of settings
Some objectives in improving non-verbal skills include:
- Making eye contact
- Using pictures and understanding gestures