Occupational Therapists (OTs) assist children in developing essential skills for daily life. They focus on areas including:

Sensory processing

Self-care skills

Play and social skills

Community safety awareness

Equipment and environmental adaptation needs

Physical Therapists (PTs) assist children in maximizing their mobility and physical abilities. They focus on areas such as:

Balance and coordination

Walking, crawling, or running

Seating

Hand-eye and bilateral coordination

Strength and endurance

Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) help children develop vital oral-motor and language abilities. They focus on various areas including:

Speech articulation

Language comprehension

Augmented communication systems

Feeding and swallowing skills

Oral motor control

Habilitation personnel support your child in developing essential skills for successful living at home and in the community. They focus on areas such as:

Personal hygiene

Chores and maintaining living spaces

Community safety awareness

Pursuing volunteer work and leisure activities

Financial management and shopping skills