SERVICES
We offer telehealth!
Bad weather or sniffles keeping you home? We offer limited telehealth appointments.
What to expect from Telehealth Services
Therapists will communicate with caregivers before the session to prepare materials that may be needed.
FEEDING SESSIONS
Caregiver Education - Therapists may discuss and trial new feeding techniques following AEIOU and SOS feeding approach.
Caregiver-assisted exercises - Therapists may work with caregivers to help facilitate oral-motor exercises with the child that assist with developing an appropriate pattern for chewing.
Food Sensitivity Training - Therapists may help the child desensitize to a new food the child may have at home. This can include prepping foods, playing with foods, and helping the child become more comfortable with the new foods.
SPEECH SESSIONS
For a younger child:
If your child needs more support attending to a screen independently, caregivers should be present.
Therapists can review/teach strategies to help support language development and speech development skills. In addition, the therapist will provide an activity for the child to complete to target a language or motor skill the child is working toward.
For an older, independent child:
If your child is school-age and independent, they can attend the session independently.
Therapy will focus on targeting their individual goals including but not limited to: Myo-functional exercises, motor speech sound targets (e.g., child is working on /l/), stuttering/ fluency strategies, and voice exercises.
Similar to an in-person session, the therapist will offer games/online activities to motivate the child to work on their skills.
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY SESSIONS
Caregiver Education - Therapists may provide education supporting your child’s goals in sensory processing and motor skill development. Education can involve occupations of self-care, feeding, sleep, attention, anxiety, executive functioning skills, or any aspect of occupational performance that comes up within the home.
Activity coaching - The virtual therapist may coach your child through one or two activities related to their in-person therapy sessions.
