How often a child has therapy depends upon each child s needs and family schedule. You and the therapist will decide the frequency of therapy. Early intervention works best when parents and siblings are involved in implementing therapy practices at home. Your therapist may provide you with a written home program of exercises and activities designed to help your child achieve his or her goals. Do not hesitate to ask questions if you do not understand the exercises or activities.
Interpreters are available.
The family is the most important member of the team. You know the Child best. Occupational Therapists Occupational therapists are skilled in the evaluation and treatment of sensorimotor, fine motor, play, feeding and the development of adaptive daily living skills. Physical Therapists Physical therapists are skilled in the evaluation and treatment of general childhood development, musculoskeletal disorders, movement disorders, and sensorimotor issues. Both the occupational and physical therapists have specialized training in neurodevelopmental therapy, sensory integration therapy, motor control, pediatric massage, orthotics and adaptive equipment.