Pediatric Occupational Therapy Makes Healing Fun

Although the term “occupational” may not sound like it’s for children, Pediatric Occupational Therapy can help your child reach goals and developmental milestones that improve their daily life. Simple regulation activities like drumming, exercise, singing and meditation are not just fun — they teach children therapeutic skills that help them thrive.

When children experience complex trauma, neglect or abuse, it’s hard to predict how it will affect them emotionally and physically. Pediatric Occupational Therapy is one part of a well-rounded approach Wellpoint Care Network takes to teach children coping, relational and problem-solving skills in a safe and healthy environment.

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Our Pediatric Occupational Therapy services are led by Elizabeth Morgan Smith in our Outpatient Clinic. Families interested in learning more about these services or scheduling an OT appointment can contact our Clinic team using their preferred contact method.

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Overcoming Challenges While Building Life Skills

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​Pediatric Occupational Therapy focuses on how your child moves, plays and communicates with the world around them. It melds cognitive therapy and sensory activities with social and emotional learning to pave the way to your child’s improved function.

Wellpoint Care Network can help your child if they are lagging behind in any of the following areas:

  • Fine Motor Skills (grasp, dexterity, hand strength)
  • Visual Motor Skills (handwriting, self-care skills)
  • Emotional Regulation and Internal Organization
  • Attention and Task Management
  • Independent Activities of Daily Living
  • Sensory Processing and Modulation Disorders
  • Strength/Endurance/Upper Body Coordination
  • Peer Interactions and Other Social Skills