Services

At Child’s Play Therapy Services, our pediatric occupational therapy services help children build the foundational skills needed to participate meaningfully in everyday activities—at home, at school, and in the community. Our experienced occupational therapists address challenges related to fine motor skills, sensory processing, visual-motor integration, self-care routines, and more. Through individualized treatment plans, play-based interventions, and family collaboration, we empower children to develop greater independence, confidence, and joy in their daily lives.

At Child’s Play Therapy Services, our occupational therapy–led team includes licensed speech-language pathologists who collaborate closely with OTs to support each child’s overall communication and participation in daily life.
Our speech and language services help children overcome communication challenges and reach their full potential in both verbal and nonverbal expression. Using evidence-based, play-centered, and individualized approaches, our therapists address speech sound disorders, language delays, stuttering, voice difficulties, social communication challenges, and other communication needs—helping children build confidence, connection, and joy in how they express themselv

Our feeding therapy program is designed to address feeding difficulties and promote positive mealtime experiences for children and their families. Led by our OT’s our skilled therapists assess and treat a variety of feeding concerns, including picky eating, food aversions, oral motor difficulties, sensory-based feeding challenges, and difficulty transitioning to solid foods. Through a holistic approach that considers sensory, motor, behavioral, and environmental factors, we help children develop the necessary skills and confidence to explore new foods, participate in mealtimes, and achieve optimal nutrition for healthy growth and development.

Child's Play OT Services offers an intervention that has been shown to improve speech/communication, coordination and learning in children suffering from a number of conditions including auditory processing disorders, sensory integration disorder, communication disorders, ADHD, and autism.