If your child received speech and language or occupational therapy services before COVID-19, your clinic or school has closed and you would like to continue via teletherapy, we can work with you! Most insurances accepted. Complete

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Occupational Therapy

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Pediatric Occupational Therapists focus on the areas of cognitive and perceptual skills, self- care skills, social skills, fine motor skills, and gross motor skills.

Occupational Therapists can treat the following:

Sensory integration
Gross motor
Fine motor/hand skills
Self-care (feeding, bathing, dressing, etc)
Pre-handwriting/ Handwriting
Visual perception
Early intervention/ developmental type treatment
Mobility
Can an occupational therapist help my child?

Reading and Writing
If my child has difficulty in letter recognition and letter reproduction?
Inattention and distractibility to written and or reading tasks?
Reversal of letters such as b for d or p for q?
Difficulty copying from a blackboard or a whiteboard?
Poor orientation of puzzle pieces: “gives up"?

Dressing and Feeding
Dressing: clothes or shoes on backwards?
Dressing: shoes on wrong feet?
Food is pushed off plate?
Messy eaters?

Motor Skills
Poor pencil grasp?
Poor scissor skills?
Clumsy grasp & release skills?
Difficulty holding small objects, manipulating tools, pencils or scissors?
Unable to complete mazes, dot-to-dots, etc.?

Sensory Processing
Flinching or other responses when catching a ball?
Level of avoidance or motivation to gross motor activities?
Unable to hop, skip, jump, run, etc.?
Difficulty coordinating body sides?
Withdrawal from social situations?
Lack of group interaction (avoidance), lack of confidence in oneself?
Poor eye contact?
Poor body language?

Address: 225 Wes Park Drive
Perry, GA 31069

Phone: (478) 987-1610

Fax: (973) 965-4580

Office Hours:

Monday - Friday

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Through this link you will find expected fine and gross motor milestones for your child's age/level of development:

Motor Milestones