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Home Health | Pediatrics
Home Health | Pediatrics
At Pillar Therapy, our mission is to empower children to reach their fullest potential by combining evidence-based practices with each child’s unique motivation and sense of fun. We believe that meaningful progress happens when therapy is both purposeful and playful. Through personalized, engaging, and family-centered care in the comfort
At Pillar Therapy, our mission is to empower children to reach their fullest potential by combining evidence-based practices with each child’s unique motivation and sense of fun. We believe that meaningful progress happens when therapy is both purposeful and playful. Through personalized, engaging, and family-centered care in the comfort of home, we strive to improve independence, enhance quality of life, and foster confidence in every child we serve.
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Occupational therapy focuses on aiding and improving independence for an individual in their daily life tasks. These tasks are the “occupations” they engage in on any given day. It may include getting dressed, preparing a meal, completing household chores, or engaging in a hobby. When impairments, illness, or difficulties prevent an individual in completing their daily tasks, occupational therapy can help.
No matter the age, everyone has occupations they engage in throughout the day. Pediatric occupational therapy will focus on the occupations of children and what is appropriate for their age. This can include dressing, feeding, personal hygiene, sustained attention, fine motor skills, gross motor skills, social skills, and play.
If you have noticed your child has fallen behind on hitting developmental milestones or is experiencing difficulties completing daily tasks, they may benefit from seeing an occupational therapist. Some children may already have an official diagnosis and may be referred for occupational services by their primary pediatrician. However, an official diagnosis is not required to be evaluated. If you have any concerns regarding your child, please feel free to call for a free consultation.
- Birth Defects
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Cerebral Palsy
- ADHD
- Post Stroke
- Emotional dysregulation
- Developmental Delays (including both fine and gross motor skills)
- Sensory Processing Disorder
- Learning Difficulties
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