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Monday 8:30am - 4pm Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Out East Therapy of New York

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Out East Therapy of New York

Out East Therapy provides quality, specialized pediatric therapy services

Our goal is to ensure that all children are able to access and participate in educational activities to the best of their ability. With over 40 years of combined service, we will evaluate and treat your child from the very first signs of delay in physical, cognitive, or language development. We are approved early intervention providers according to the requirements of the NYS Department of Health. We are also approved related service providers through Nassau and Suffolk County and the New York City Board of Education.

11/16/2025

Thank you, Ashley!

“My family and I love Krista Debler and the staff at Out East Therapy. From day one, Ive had nothing but a great experience with each professional, either in my home or at the office. My son enjoys the atmosphere and looks forward to going to the office. I have and will continue to recommend Out East Therapy to those in need of their services.”

11/12/2025

Did you know? Out East Therapy of NY comprises over 200 professionals, located in Nassau and Suffolk Counties, including occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech-language pathologists, social workers, psychologists, nurses, and audiologists. We work in several school districts throughout Long Island, providing both home-based and school services to children through Nassau and Suffolk County.

11/09/2025

Happy Sunday! Did you know that pediatric therapy can help children improve their communication skills, motor skills, and social interactions? Therapy isn’t just about overcoming challenges; it’s about unlocking potential! If you have questions about how therapy can benefit your child, feel free to reach out!

11/08/2025

One week post-DST and is your child on the 5 AM early-riser schedule? 😩 You are NOT alone!

“Falling back” can really mess with a child’s circadian rhythm, leading to grumpy evenings and sunrise wake-ups. ⏰ As pediatric therapists, we know consistency is key to resetting their internal clock!

If you’re still fighting the early wake-up battle, try these 3 tips this weekend:
1. 🌅 Maximize Morning Light: Open curtains and get outside immediately! Bright light signals the brain: time to WAKE UP (and suppress sleep hormones).
2. ⏰ Anchor the Schedule: Keep nap times and mealtimes consistent with the new clock time. No napping too early!
3. 🌙 Protect Bedtime: Stick firmly to the scheduled new bedtime. Letting them crash early reinforces the early wake cycle.

Hang in there! We promise the adjustment will happen. 💪

11/05/2025

The costumes are put away, but the skill gains from last week’s spooky fun are here to stay! Halloween is truly a developmental goldmine for kids. ✨

Here’s a quick look at the skills boosted during trick-or-treating:
💪 Motor & Sensory Wins
Gross Motor: Navigating steps, uneven sidewalks, and carrying a heavy candy bag was a great workout for balance and body awareness (proprioception).
Fine Motor: Sorting that mountain of treats was intense practice for the pincer grasp and bilateral coordination.
Sensory: Successfully handling the flood of spooky lights, sounds, and textures built crucial sensory flexibility.
🗣️ Social & Executive Skills
Communication: Saying “Trick or Treat!” and “Thank you!” reinforced articulation and social greetings.
Executive Function: Planning the route, waiting in line, and managing the excitement all boosted impulse control and sequencing skills.

Next time you see those leftover treats, remember the amazing therapeutic work that went into earning them!

What was your child’s biggest skill victory this Halloween season?

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from your friends at Out East Therapy! We can’t wait to see the kids in all their costumes!

10/27/2025

We’re celebrating National OT Week and world OT Day on 10/27! OT Week is an annual celebration of the extraordinary impact occupational therapists make every day. This year’s theme, Occupational Therapy in Action, invites us to highlight the creativity, problem-solving, and compassion at the heart of OT practice.

10/25/2025

Let them roam! As a pediatric therapist, one of my favorite things to observe is children independently exploring a playground! It might look like just fun, but these moments are packed with developmental benefits. When kids freely navigate obstacles, climb, and slide on their own terms (within safe limits, of course!), they’re building crucial gross motor skills, problem-solving abilities, spatial awareness, and even confidence. Let them lead the way sometimes – their bodies and brains are learning so much!

10/21/2025

Get out and explore!

Many parents see sand play as just messy fun, but from a therapeutic standpoint, it’s a goldmine for development!

Beyond the obvious gross and fine motor benefits sand play is a powerful tool for:

Cognitive Skills: Planning where to dig a hole, figuring out how to make wet sand hold its shape, and problem-solving when a tower falls all boost executive function and early math concepts (volume, measurement).

Social-Emotional Growth: Building together teaches cooperation, sharing, and communication. When a construction project goes wrong, they practice frustration tolerance and emotional regulation.

Imagination: The sandbox is the ultimate unstructured play environment—it can be a desert, a construction site, or a baking kitchen. This fuels creativity and symbolic play.

10/14/2025

Libraries are our favorite therapeutic playground! 🤩

As PTs and OTs, we see the amazing benefits:
✅ Fine Motor Practice (page turning, gripping)
✅ Sensory Regulation (quiet space, deep pressure of carrying books)
✅ Gross Motor Challenges (navigating stairs/ramps, balancing through aisles)
✅ Social & Language Skills (story time participation)

Support your local library and support your child’s development!

10/13/2025

☔️ Don’t let the rain dampen your fun! This easy, indoor activity is perfect for developing your child’s sensory skills right at home. Time to trade those soggy sneakers for some sensory play!

Kitchen Drum Kit: Use pots, pans, wooden spoons, and plastic containers to create a noisy band! This is a fantastic way to develop auditory processing and motor planning.

10/11/2025

What’s going on here? More than meets the eye!

The minute a child sits in this swing, their vestibular system (the inner ear’s balance center) gets to work. Because the chair is constantly moving, their body has to make small, automatic adjustments to stay steady. This simple activity is a non-stop workout for:
• Balance & Coordination: Crucial for playground fun, riding a bike, and preventing trips and falls.
• Postural Control: Strengthening the core muscles needed to sit upright and focus at school.
It’s targeted, fun, and foundational for motor skill development.

Address

130 F Montauk Highway
East Moriches, NY
11940

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 4:30pm

Website

http://www.outeasttherapy.com/

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