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Occupational Therapy and Evaluation

Occupational Therapy and Evaluation by Let's Talk Speech New Jersey - Speech Language Therapy

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Let's Talk Speech is proud to offer Occupational Therapy and Evaluation for:

  • Pediatric Occupational Therapy: Tailored interventions to address sensory processing issues, fine and gross motor skill development, handwriting difficulties, and self-care skills in children.

  • Sensory Integration Therapy: Helping children with sensory processing challenges better regulate their responses to sensory stimuli, improving their overall sensory experiences.

  • Handwriting Improvement: Specialized techniques to enhance handwriting legibility, fluency, and fine motor control in children of all ages.

  • Fine Motor Skill Development: Targeted exercises and activities to strengthen and refine fine motor skills crucial for tasks like grasping objects, using utensils, and manipulating small items.

  • Gross Motor Skill Enhancement: Supporting the development of large muscle groups and coordination necessary for activities like running, jumping, and playing sports.

  • Self-Care Training: Teaching essential self-care skills such as dressing, grooming, feeding, and hygiene to promote independence in daily living activities.

  • Visual Perception Training: Strategies to enhance visual processing skills, aiding in tasks such as reading, puzzles, and spatial awareness.

  • Motor Planning and Coordination: Assisting children in planning and executing purposeful movements, improving coordination and spatial awareness.

  • Feeding and Oral Motor Skills: Techniques to address difficulties in eating, chewing, swallowing, and oral motor coordination in children.

  • Adaptive Equipment Evaluation: Assessment of the need for adaptive equipment or devices to support functional independence and participation in daily activities.

  • School-Based Services: Collaboration with teachers and school staff to create individualized plans to support a child's success in the classroom.

  • Parent and Caregiver Education: Providing families with strategies and insights to continue fostering progress and skill development at home.

  • Social Skills Training: Developing strategies to improve social interactions, communication skills, and emotional regulation in children.

  • Transition Planning: Assisting teenagers and young adults with the transition to post-secondary education, employment, or independent living.

  • Home Modification Consultation: Offering recommendations for modifications that can enhance a child's ability to navigate and participate in their home environment.

  • Play-Based Therapy: Utilizing play as a therapeutic tool to engage children while targeting specific developmental areas.

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