Occupational Therapy That Builds Confidence
At Fundamentals Pediatric Therapy, our Occupational Therapists (OTs) and Certified Occupational Therapy Assistants (COTAs) help children build the skills they need to succeed in everyday life—whether it's getting dressed, writing their name, or staying focused in the classroom.
Occupational therapy is all about helping kids do the things they want and need to do—at home, at school, and during play. Our goal is to promote independence, boost confidence, and support meaningful participation in daily activities.
We work with children who experience challenges in areas such as:
- Fine motor skills (grasping, writing, buttoning, cutting)
- Sensory processing (over- or under-reacting to sounds, textures, movement)
- Hand-eye coordination
- Self-care tasks (feeding, dressing, hygiene)
- Attention, focus, and emotional regulation
- Motor planning and body awareness
- Play and social interaction
Building strength, confidence, and coordination
Help your child build confidence in everyday skills with Occupational Therapy
Every child receives a thorough, individualized evaluation, and we partner closely with families to create a treatment plan that supports your child’s unique goals and developmental needs. Therapy sessions are engaging, creative, and play-based—because we believe that learning happens best when kids are having fun.
Whether your child is struggling with everyday routines or needs extra support with motor skills and sensory integration, our OTs are here to help them grow, gain confidence, and thrive.
We’d love to be part of your child’s journey. Contact us today to learn more about how occupational therapy can make a difference in your family’s life.
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If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please contact us. We would be happy to assist you.
Areas Our Therapists Can Help With:
- Fine motor and handwriting skills
- Emotional and behavioral regulation
- Visual-motor integration and hand-eye coordination
- Social interaction skills
- Self-help and daily living skills (bathing, eating, toileting)
- Sensory processing and modulation
- Gross motor coordination and body awareness
- Attention and executive functioning skills
- Oral motor and feeding skills (including picky eating, feeding disorders)
- Autism spectrum and related developmental disorders (including PDD)
- Motor planning and coordination challenges (including dyspraxia, developmental coordination disorder, cerebral palsy)
- Environmental and task adaptations
- Vision and perceptual training
- Muscle tone management (low/high tone)
- Play skill development
Personalized Answers About Your Child’s Development
Do you wonder if your child has met all of their developmental milestones? Use our interactive screening tool to see if your 1-6 year old is on track with their gross motor, fine motor, speech, and sensory skills.