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Welcome to Hand in Hand, where we are dedicated to providing exceptional pediatric occupational therapy services. Our team is committed to improving children's lives through specialized and compassionate care. We focus on individualized treatment plans to help children thrive and reach their full potential. Join us in creating a nurturing environment to support your child's development.
Children’s Therapy Services
Occupational therapy (OT) helps children do the things they want and need to do throughout their day. We work with children to help them achieve developmental milestones and overcome sensory processing challenges. We help children improve self-help skills (feeding, dressing), play skills, visual motor skills (hand eye coordination), social skills, fine motor skills, gross motor skills (balance, coordination), and cognitive skills (learning).
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Your child may benefit from OT services if they have difficulty with every day activities at home, school, or in the community. They may have trouble completing activities that involve fine motor skills (movements in their hands including grasping or holding a pencil), hand-eye coordination (puzzles, games), gross motor skills (balance coordination), sensory processing, visual perception (making sense of what they see), and cognitive skills (learning). If your child is having difficulty in any of these areas, an occupational therapist may be able to help your child. To see if your child may benefit from OT. You may also call us at the office to speak with our occupational therapist. We offer free screenings to determine if services may be beneficial for your child.
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We work with children who may have have been diagnosed or who are experiencing difficulty with the following:
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Autism spectrum disorder
Sensory processing disorder
ADD/ADHD
Feeding disorders
Down syndrome
Developmental delay
Torticollis
Gross motor delays (sitting, walking, crawling, balance, coordination)
Fine motor delays (small movements of the hands like grasping and pencil grasp)
Self-regulation
Cerebral palsy
Toe walking
Balance
Coordination
Hand-eye coordination
Motor planning
Birth injuries
Brachial plexus injury
Broken bones (arm and hand)
Spina bifida
Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis
Hypermobility syndrome
Learning difficulty
Mental health or behavioral difficulties
Cognitive delays
Post-surgical conditions
Weakness