Occupational Therapy addresses concerns, such as self-care, fine motor, visual motor, graphomotor, and sensory processing skills. Our sensory-based therapeutic approach provides a unique opportunity to improve muscle strength and tone, motor coordination, motor planning, focus and attention, and self-help skills. We treat children with a variety of conditions such as low muscle tone, autism spectrum disorder, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injury, sensory processing disorder, and handwriting issues. Our occupational therapists are trained to assess and treat the individual needs of each child, while monitoring progress for continued carry-over into every day life activities. Play, an occupational domain, is the medium used most often to facilitate improvement and provide the necessary strategies for optimal gains in a child's development.