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Occupational therapy can often benefit children who have been diagnosed with autism, sensory processing disorder, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, brachial plexus, autism spectrum, developmental delays, head injuries, and most genetic syndromes.
Depending on the childs needs therapy focuses on improving skills such as sensory integration, daily living activities (dressing, feeding, hygiene, toileting, and play), gross and fine motor coordination, school skills, writing, focusing attention, and transitioning between activities. Susan works with teachers and schools upon parent request.
Autism, Sensory Processing, Developmental Delay, Physical Delay, Physical Disabilities
- Sensory Integration
- Therapeutic Listening
- Handwriting Practice
- Fine-Motor-Gross-Motor Coordination-Strengthening
- Self-Care Skills Independence
- Focusing Attention
- Social skills.
Evaluations include parent interview, clinical observations, and standardized assessments. Susan is now certified in Ayres Sensory Integration and therefore is able to administer the SIPT, the Sensory Integration and Praxis Test.
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