Articulation disorder/delay
Expressive language disorder/ delay
Auditory processing disorders
Apraxia
Oral Motor Disorders
Cleft Palate
Stuttering
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy is the remediation of a child’s:
Gross and fine motor skills—large and small muscle groups (e.g. jumping and writing)
Visual motor skills—the relationship between vision and motor movements
Activities of Daily Living—the skills children use throughout their day including: dressing, feeding, toilet tasks, school tasks, play skills and interaction skills.
Sensory processing skills–ability to take in, sort out, and respond to the input received from the world (sound, sight, smell, taste).
Groups
The Center for Lifeskills offers a variety of groups for children of all ages.
Meal Time Matters
Is your child controlling and/or rigid about food choices? Do you make more than one dinner each night because your child refuses to eat what your family eats? We can help! Learn More