What does therapy look like?
PLaying!
A child's primary occupation is play so this means we can make the most lasting developmental growth and change when a child is engaged and motivated through play activities. This also fosters the relationship of trust and connection with their therapist to create a safe place for trying new things!
A collaboration with the child
Our therapists utilize a child-led approach which means that a child's interests and choices play a primary role in driving the activities within a session. While the therapist guides and tailors the activity to support skill growth and development, we never force children to participate and avoid an authoritarian approach to providing treatment. Instead, therapists join into the child's motivations and play schemes to create opportunities for learning.
Collaboration with family
When it comes to establishing and implementing the best treatment and care for your child, we rely on both your expertise as your child's caregiver, and our specialized knowledge in sensory integration, engagement, and skill building. In order to ensure treatment is addressing challenges in your day to day life and the underlying, root causes, we encourage ongoing 2-way communication and feedback as part of this relationship and collaboration.
What you will not see
