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SPEECH THERAPY
Some Indicators that a child may benefit from speech therapy include:
- Problems producing speech sounds.
- Delays in using expressive language
- Feeding or swallowing problems
- Reduction in receptive language – Difficulty understanding everyday conversation
- Children work directly with a speech language pathologist (SLP) in a one-on-one setting in the home environment
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
Some Indicators that a child may benefit from occupational therapy include:
- 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
- Children work directly with an OT in a one-on-one setting in the home environment.
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
- Children work directly with the PT in a one-on-one setting in the home environment.