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Occupational Therapy
An Occupatioanl Therapist can help with:
Any Developmental Delays
Fine and Gross Motor Delays
Sensory Processing Disorders
Anxiety
Self-Regulation
Play Skills
Handwriting Skills
Increasing Attention to Task
Feeding Issues
Visual Motor Skills
Socialization Skills

Speech Therapy
A Speech Therapist can help with:
Articulation (speech sounds)
Augmentative Communication Needs
Dysphagia (feeding and swallowing difficulties)
Morphology (smallest units of language)
Motor Speech Disorders (Apraxia/Dyspraxia)
Pragmatics/Social Language/Functional Communication
Phonology (sounds of a particular language)
Stuttering
Syntax (how words are put together)
Voice Disorders

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