Occupational Therapy Services

In-person are only available on Wednesdays.

Virtual sessions are offered based on availability.

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weakness, dressing, awkward grasp, self-feeding, pain, hand skills, buttons, zippers

Fine Motor Development

Building strength and coordination in all those tiny hand muscles are important for building large Lego towers, bracelet making, using scissors,  doing laces and so much more.

Written Communication

pencil grasp, pain, illegible handwriting, slow writing, messy handwriting

A complex skill that combines spelling, processing, organization and forming letters/ typing. Having difficulty in the motor aspects of writing or typing can mask your child’s strengths in creative ideas and academic skills. There are any many ways to build confidence and handwriting skills that go beyond repetitive letter practice.

Early Arm and Hand Therapy

CIMT, cerebral palsy, brain injury, dominant hand, stiff, stiffness, tone, not using one hand

Hand therapy for infants and children a with high probability of or a confirmed diagnosis of cerebral palsy. This is for infants and children that have asymmetric hand use (early hand preference). Therapy modalities include baby constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT), bimanual therapy and/or hybrid approach which can improve motor control and reduce risk of developmental disregard.

Executive Function

Organization, following instructions, planning, completing work, starting work

This is how we plan and organize our work and ourselves to keep track and complete activities at school and all our daily routines like dressing, mealtime, studying, and hobbies.

infant development, crawling, sitting, rolling

Infant Development

Head control, bringing hands to midline, rolling, sitting balance are important foundational skills that support a babies overall development. For children with motor delays, working on these skills can support reaching and grasping for toys, use of communication systems, and feeding.  

adapted bicycle, adapted tricycle, bath chair, commode, ramp, wheelchair

Equipment

Adapted equipment to promote safety and access in the home and community.
- Car seats/ safe transportation
- Bathroom Equipment
- Adapted bicycles
- Alternative seating

Getting Started and Appointments


Thank you for your interest in Occupational Therapy Services at Building Skills Together.

The first step is a free intake call (20 – 30 minutes) where we talk about your child’s goals and review our pricing, consent, service model, and policies. Please click here to book your intake call. If these times do not work or if you have any questions, please contact me.