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Occupational Therapy

Helps improve:

  • Early feeding and transitions to solids

  • Early motor skill development

  • Fine motor skills such as grasp and release of toys

  • Visual perceptual / visual motor skills such as hitting a ball or zipping a coat

  • Self-care skills: brushing teeth, dressing, self feeding

  • Sensory processing and modulation skills: being able to respond appropriately to environmental stimulation

Would my baby/child benefit from Occupational Therapy?

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"Having Heather lead OT Playgroup has been wonderfully successful, and her work compliments our Montessori program so seamlessly. The children love working with Heather and I am seeing big improvements in each child’s skills, strength, stamina, and behavior after just a few visits.

 

Heather combines her deep knowledge of child development with creative solutions and tools to effectively support every learner. She can effectively meet the individual needs of each child within a group setting, while also keeping everyone engaged and giggling with games and activities that are all designed to aid the children in developing both their minds and bodies. Heather is also an amazing resource for teachers and parents.

 

She is communicative, answers any questions that may arise, and offers helpful and easy-to-implement supports for each child that she works with. We love Miss Heather and can’t wait to have her back!"

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-Director, Montessori in the Pines

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