Category: Pediatric Therapy

Sensory processing is how your child uses their eight senses — sight, sound, touch, smell, taste, balance, body awareness, and internal signals — to understand what is happening both around them and within them. In other words, when your child gathers sensory information from outside or inside their body, their

Is your child struggling with everyday tasks like holding a crayon, getting dressed, or staying focused during playtime? It’s easy to assume they’ll catch up over time, but sometimes, children need a little extra support. Pediatric occupational therapy can help your child build the skills they need to grow, thrive,