Pediatric Occupational Therapy

Helping children develop the everyday skills they need to participate more independently and confidently at home, school, and in the community.

How Occupational
Therapy Can Help
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Occupational therapy may address:

Sensory processing and regulation
Fine motor skills
Handwriting and school-readiness skills
Visual-motor and visual-perceptual skills
Motor planning and coordination
Upper-extremity strength and endurance
Self-care and activities of daily living
Attention and participation
Social interaction and play skills
Developmental delays
Adaptive equipment and environmental modifications
Sensory-based feeding difficulties, food aversions, and mealtime participation
Sensory-based feeding concerns, food acceptance, self-feeding skills, positioning and mealtime participation.

Contact our team with questions about your child's needs or All Aboard's occupational therapy services. We would love to connect with you!