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Speech Therapy

What is speech therapy?

 Speech disorders and communication issues are evaluated and treated in speech therapy. People's comprehension, clarity, voices, fluency, and ability to produce sound are all improved. 

Indicators that your child may benefit from speech therapy:

  • Problems producing speech sounds.
  • Delays in using expressive language
  • Feeding or swallowing problems
  • Reduction in receptive language – Difficulty understanding everyday conversation

Occupational Therapy

What is occupational therapy?

 Occupational therapy (OT) helps kids who have a physical, sensory, or cognitive disability. It assists them in doing daily tasks including eating, dressing in shoes and socks, writing, and engaging in play with toys or other children. environment.

Indicators that your child may benefit from occupational therapy:

  • Sensory Processing issues – Children who display aggressive behavior, or can’t sit still.  These children may have been diagnosed with ADHD, Autism, or other behavioral issues.
  • Fine Motor Delays – including difficulty operating snaps or zippers, tying shoes, and using crayons or pencils.
  • Visual Perceptual Issues

Physical Therapy

What is physical therapy?

 Physical therapy help patients who have limited mobility or flexibility may benefit from physical therapy as an exercise treatment. Children who use it can move more freely, have less discomfort, and resume their regular activities. 

Indicators that your child may benefit from physical therapy:

Some Indicators that a child may benefit from physical therapy include:


  • Gross Motor Delays
  • Orthopedic Problems
  • Balance issues that affect walking, running, and display poor coordination.
  • Developmental delays



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