Infants and toddlers
- Wake-sleep cycles
- Alertness
- Self-soothing
- Play
- Socialization
- Mealtime routines
Services
Sensory Processing Intervention
Sensory integration and modulation disorders often lead people to over-react to mild stimuli, or to shut down and disengage. This can affect motor skills and coordination and further limit participation.
School-aged children
- Daily routines
- Independent self-care (dressing, hygiene)
- Focusing at school
- Making friends
Adolescents and young adults
- Learning to drive
- Vocational and leisure choices
- Developing independence
- Romantic relationships
Adults
Many adults have never been diagnosed, so they have not had the chance to develop coping skills. Occupational therapy can provide direct services or recommend accommodations — for example, headphones or a quieter workspace for an adult who is easily distracted at work.
Ready to start?
Call the office closest to you, or send a note and we will follow up to schedule an evaluation.