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Speech Language Pathologists
Speech Language Pathologists help children improve their ability to communicate. They evaluate and treat many areas of communication including difficulties with articulation, language, social-communication, cognitive communication, voice, augmentative and alternative communication, and/or swallowing disorders. They will provide an in-depth evaluation and make treatment goals based on the individual child’s and families needs. Their goal is to help empower children and families to become more effective communicators.
Occupational Therapists
Occupational Therapists help children develop the skills they need to carry out everyday tasks, like dressing, eating, playing, and interacting with others. They focus on improving fine motor skills, sensory processing, and self-care routines. The therapist works with your child in a fun and supportive way to help them build confidence and independence. The goal is to help your child feel successful in their day-to-day life.
Physical Therapists help babies and kids reach their developmental milestones. They work on things like balance, coordination, strength, and flexibility. Difficulties in these areas could be because of conditions like cerebral palsy, prematurity, developmental delays, or injuries. Every child is special, so the therapist creates a plan just for them. The big idea is to help kids be as independent as they can, whether that’s crawling, walking, running, or playing games.
Physical Therapists
A feeding therapist, typically a Speech Language Pathologist or Occupational Therapist with specialized training in feeding and swallowing disorders, works with infants and children facing challenges such as bottle feeding refusals, texture aversion, difficulties with weight gain, frequent coughing or choking with drinking or eating, and more. They provide tailored treatment to address these issues and help children feed safely and effectively.
Feeding Therapists
The lactation consultant offers guidance and support to ensure that both the breast/chest feeding parent and baby are comfortable and successful in their feeding journey. Whether it's helping with proper latch, managing milk supply, clogged ducts, or helping with weight gain, lactation consultants provide expert advice and encouragement. Their goal is to help parents feel confident and empowered as they navigate feeding their baby.