Most of our children receiving occupational therapy services today have a diagnosis of autism, ASD or other developmental disabilities ranging from mild to severe. Our patients are often referred by pediatricians, teachers, other health professionals and family members.

Our occupational therapists have extensive experience assessing a variety of abilities, both formally (standardized assessments) and informally (clinical observations), including, but not limited to, assessment of visual motor integration, visual perceptual skills, fine motor skills, fine motor strength, gross motor skills, attention, sensory processing delay and environmental/information processing skills.

Among the goals of our therapists is to help our patients reach their full potential, gain independence in life skills, and maintain their emotional well-being. As part of this process, occupational therapists conduct periodic reassessments in order to keep track of each child’s progress and update current goals.