Pediatric occupational therapy

03/03/2022

This free webinar series from our colleagues at Autism Navigator is for families of babies from birth to 24 months — whether you have concerns about your baby’s development, or your baby is reaching all of their milestones on time — and families expecting a baby. When it comes to your baby, peace of mind is everything. We also welcome grandparents or other caregivers, early childhood educators, other professionals, and anyone interested in supporting babies to learn to talk and much more. This webinar is a companion to our resources and tools for families at BabyNavigator.com.

Click here to learn more and register: https://autismnavigator.com/webinar-what-does-it-take-to-learn-to-talk/

04/13/2021

Tickets now on sale for RCSSL's production of The Little Mermaid.

You don't want to miss this AMAZING show! Sets, costumes, music - even cast members on FLYING equipment! No expense was spared and we promise to take you on a magical adventure Under the Sea!

Tickets are purchased through the SunriseTheatre Fort Pierce ( www.sunrisetheatre.com ) and the theater is at 50% capacity due to COVID safety precautions so get your tickets before they sell out! Tickets start at just $10!

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Can't make the live performance or live out of the area? We will have a stream of the show airing April 30, May 1 or May 2 for only $30! That can be purchased here: https://www.showtix4u.com/event-details/48419

02/24/2020

https://bilingualkeytherapy.com/

Speech-Language and Occupational Therapy for children ages birth-18. Licensed bilingual therapists. Early Intervention Experts. Call today 772-672 0897.

02/24/2020

Pediatric occupational therapy
Aims at enhancing the child’s participation and independence to perform valuable daily basic and instrumental activities and considers the child’s whole body and how it contributes to overall functioning in the various environments, such as at home or at schools. Occupational therapists (OTs) and assistants (OTAs) focus on the fine motor skills, visual motor and perceptual skills, sensory processing, gross motor and body coordination, and self-care skills of the child and how these skills can be developed or enhanced in order for the child to participate in age appropriate, meaningful play, academic and social occupations. OTs evaluate children and target their most significant areas of need through interventions in the child’s home, at school, or in a clinical setting. OT’s overall goal is to help kids participate independently right alongside their peers in any environment, regardless of their level of ability.

Aims at enhancing the child’s participation and independence to perform valuable daily basic and instrumental activities and considers the child’s whole body and how it contributes to overall functioning in the various environments