This question is quite common! If your child has difficulties with any age appropriate skills, OT will likely be able to help! Whether it be self-help skills (dressing, brushing teeth), fine motor skills (handwriting, buttoning), or difficulties processing sensory stimuli (clothing is too itchy, sounds are too loud, food textures are too intense), we are here to help!
Pediatric Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapy (OT) is a unique type of therapy that helps children tackle challenges in their daily lives. For children facing developmental delays or specific conditions, issues can arise with sensory processing, motor skills, perception, thinking, or social interactions. Our occupational therapists work intimately with clients through focused interventions, prompting and improving everyday activities like eating, dressing, playing, and learning. The goal of occupational therapy is to help children thrive and enjoy more independent, satisfying lives.
What is feeding therapy?
At BBPT, our OTs use a multitude of approaches to help your child become more excited about foods! Our goal is to get them intrinsically motivated to try new foods, and use approaches that the child will enjoy. It’s all about having fun while learning!
OUR PROCESS
Empowering Independent Children.
At Building Blocks Pediatric Therapy, we share a common goal with guardians: helping your child grow into a happy and independent individual! Our occupational therapy services focus on improving motor skills, enhancing physical strength, boosting self-awareness, and more, giving your child the tools they need to navigate daily life with ease.
WE STRIVE TO SEE YOUR CHILD THRIVE.
Why We’re Different at Building Blocks
At Building Blocks Pediatric Therapy, your child is more than their chart. Our therapists are as kind as they are qualified, utilizing research and play-based techniques designed to promote physical and cognitive development through active play with therapists, peers, and parents.