Therapists: you can contact any of our therapist by clicking their name and emailing them.
Lorrie A. Clute OTR/L, ATS
Rose Miller OTR/L, ATS
Occupational therapists work with children and their families at home and at school focusing on the areas of: Mobility and Transitions Handling Classroom Material Functional Written Communication School Tasks and Routines Self-Help Skills Social Participation Pre-vocational and Vocational Skills Play and Leisure Skills Overall Health and Wellness
Cathy Emery, PT
Physical Therapy Physical therapist will likely do the following things in a school enviroment: observe and analyze the way your child moves and plays observe and modify how your child walks (a child's gait) strength training stretching exercises to improve muscle flexibility balance and coordination activities to decrease falls and injuries adaptive play activities to allow a child to participate in school or recreational activities such as T-ball or basketball Safety with stairs and walking in hallways