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Pediatric Occupational Therapy

Support for your child’s regulation, motor skills, coordination, sensory processing, and/or activities of everyday living. Sessions are family focused and collaborative support, recognizing you know your child best.

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Sessions will include parent involvement and be in your home, community or virtual and often start with a parent collaboration model.

This is only available to those living in Wisconsin.

Occupational Therapy can address any of the following areas:

 

 

Development:

  • Development

  • Tummy time and play skills

  • Motor milestone development

  • Asymmetry in positioning or crawling 

  • General coordination

  • Vision skills and hand-eye coordination

  • Sensory processing

  • Social emotional development

  • Managing challenging behaviors 

  • Understanding your child’s cues and communication 

  • Early bonding 

  • Co-regulation - Supporting your calm as the parent in order to support your child

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Transitioning to Solids:

  • Feeding readiness skills

  • Oral motor skills

  • Baby-led, responsive feeding

  • Understanding your baby’s feeding cues

  • Self-feeding and utensil use

  • Reducing mealtime stress

  • Food selection and progression

  • Introducing cup and straw drinking

  • Management of mealtime behaviors 

  • Working through feeding challenges (i.e. picky eating, food refusal, overstuffing, gagging, coughing, etc)

  • Support for parent stress or anxiety around mealtimes or starting solids

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