Our Departments

Occupational Therapy helps children improve fine motor skills, daily living activities, sensory regulation, and independence, enabling better participation at home, school, and in social environments.

Speech and Language Therapy supports children with speech delays, articulation difficulties, language comprehension, expressive communication, and social communication skills.

Behavior Therapy focuses on improving positive behaviors, emotional regulation, attention, and social skills while reducing challenging behaviors through structured and supportive strategies.

Sensory Integration Therapy helps children process sensory information more effectively, improving focus, coordination, emotional regulation, and participation in everyday activities.

Special Education Support offers individualized academic and developmental assistance tailored to each child’s learning needs, helping them succeed in school and structured learning environments.

The School Readiness Program prepares children for classroom settings by developing essential skills such as attention, communication, social interaction, self-care, and early academic abilities.

Feeding Therapy helps children with feeding difficulties, picky eating, oral-motor challenges, and sensory food aversions, promoting safe, healthy, and positive eating habits.

ABA Therapy is an evidence-based approach that helps children develop communication, social, learning, and daily living skills through structured, measurable, and positive reinforcement techniques.

PROMPT Therapy is a specialized speech therapy technique that uses tactile cues to support proper speech sound production, motor planning, and clear communication, especially for children with speech motor disorders.