Pediatric Possibilities

What We Do:
Occupational Therapy can target skills needed for play and social interaction such as interacting with others, using toys or playground equipment; self-help such as feeding, eating, dressing and grooming; school readiness and school performance skills such as eye-hand coordination, attention and focus and organization of one-self in the environment.

We recognize the developmental milestones that are normally attained at each stage in a child's life and we encourage and motivate children and their family to reach these goals within a playful environment.

Pediatric Possibilities offers client centered services using a family-oriented developmental approach. Our educated staff are dedicated and invested in providing holistic interventions within a multi-disciplinary model. We are committed to delivering professional quality services to effectively meet the needs of our clients.

What We Offer:
Services include evaluation, consultation and/or treatment. Your therapist will develop an appropriate treatment plan which includes family education, consultation and direct treatment intervention as appropriate.

Who Could Benefit From Occupational Therapy?
If a child exhibits difficulty in any of the following areas that child may benefit from Occupational Therapy services.

Limited play skills
Restricted social interactions
Balance and coordination
Fine and gross motor development
Over-sensitivity to touch, movement, sights and sounds
Seeks out intense sensory experiences
Can't listen in a busy environment
Lack of responsiveness to others and events
Inability to complete tasks such as eating, dressing, and grooming
Trouble with transitions in routines or accepting change
Avoidance of playground games or equipment
Writing, drawing and cutting
Manipulation of small objects

What are some of the diagnosis frequently seen by Occupational Therapist?
We have experience providing services across a wide range of diagnosis included but not limited to:
-Sensory Processing Disorders
-Fine and Gross Motor Delays
-Autism Spectrum Disorder
-Pervasive Developmental Delay
-Developmental Disabilities
-Asperger's Syndrome
-ADD/ADHD
-Learning Disabilities
-Fragile X Syndrome