Pediatric Occupational Therapy Services
Pediatric Occupational Therapy Services
Could Occupational Therapy Help Your Child?
Does your child:
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Display behaviors that seem different from those of other children their age?
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Struggle to keep up with reading, writing, or schoolwork?
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Bite, hit, or kick when trying to communicate their needs?
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Have difficulty focusing or following multi-step directions?
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Seem unusually clumsy or disorganized?
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Become easily overwhelmed by sounds, textures, movement, or everyday activities?
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Have behaviors that leave you wondering, “Is this sensory—or something else?”
Your child deserves more than simply “getting through” the day.
At Mindful Motion Therapy, we look beyond the behavior to understand what your child may be communicating. Through individualized occupational therapy, we help children build the sensory, motor, emotional regulation, attention, and academic skills they need to feel more confident and successful.
Let us help your child experience more of their best days.
Contact Mindful Motion Therapy today to learn how we can help.
📞 860-940-2413
✉️ stacy@mindfulmotiontherapyct.com
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What we work on..
Visual Skills
For students with visual motor integration deficiencies, coordinating their visual skills, perceptual skills and fine motor output is so challenging. They tend to have significant difficulty with tasks such as getting thoughts on paper and copying information from the board or a book. Because of this, learning occurs more slowly and overall performance is affected. A child may have trouble following instructions, completing worksheets and assignments and accurately writing answers on tests.
Handwriting and Fine Motor Coordination
Handwriting and Fine Motor Coordination
Motor skills are important for a child’s growth and independence. Motor skills are a learned sequence of movements that combine to produce a smooth and efficient action, in order to master a particular task. Good motor control helps a child explore the world around them and develop cognitively. Typically, motor skills are divided into two groups, fine motor skills, and gross motor skills. Both help to coordinate movement but in very different ways.
Sensory Processing, ADHD, Anxiety, PTSD
Sensory integration relates to the ability of the nervous system to organize and modulate certain sensory functions, in order for us to function in everyday situations. Sensory integration dysfunction occurs when a child has difficulties interpreting incoming sensations to the vestibular, proprioceptive and/or tactile systems.
Mindful Motion Therapy LLC. can HELP!
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Now Accepting Insurance!
For more information and inquiries, Call or Email Now
Now Accepting Insurance!