Early Intervention Services

Physical Therapy (PT) focuses on activities that help children learn to move in the natural sequence from lying flat to rolling, sitting, crawling and beyond. Improving muscle coordination and strength can help to prepare children for healthy physical activity in their everyday life.

Speech/ Language Therapy Speech/ Language Therapy can help children develop and improve their language, cognition, and feeding abilities. The Speech Language Therapist incorporates purposeful play therapy into the family’s daily routine to; decrease frustration and improved social interaction, to encourage communication, to improve language skills and to decrease feeding issues by increasing oral motor and swallowing skills.

Occupational Therapy (OT) is dedicated to engaging children in activities that support the development of important life skills, such as feeding, dressing, which are integral for their daily routines. At the heart of OT is the understanding that for children, play is their primary work. Through play, they can enhance their cognitive, social and physical abilities and learn to interact with their surroundings, fostering independence along the way. Occupational therapy focuses on tailoring activities to each child’s unique needs and interests, ensuring that they remain motivated and engaged during their sessions.

Developmental Therapy focuses on a holistic assessment of the learning and attention skills that encourage a child’s cognitive development and improved social interaction. A Developmental Specialist works to assess and optimize the whole picture of a child’s development so they can build upon a child’s skills and interests while supporting the family in the process.