Occupational therapy improves the areas of fine motor, visual motor, visual perception, self-care, and sensory processing through everyday activities. Occupational Therapists assist children in developing their strength and coordination, sensory processing and physical abilities to increase functioning at their highest level.

Physical therapy improves the areas of gross motor development, strength, endurance, and mobility needed for safety and independence. Gross motor skills (i.e. ball skills) are the foundation of gross motor development. Physical therapy assists children in reaching their highest level of functional mobility and safety.

Speech-language pathology addresses the fundamental ability for children to communicate effectively, both verbally and non-verbally. Speech-language pathology may improve a child’s ability to effectively understand and use language to express thoughts, feelings and needs. Speech-Language Pathologists address articulation difficulties, oral motor, and social communication difficulties.

We provide small group and one-on-one home instruction services for students who are out of school due to a temporary or chronic health condition.

We provide direct services, consultation, and evaluation services determined by school district need. Our experienced staff consist of Learning Disabilities Teacher Consultants, School Psychologists, School Social Workers and Case Managers.