About Limitless Pediatric Therapy

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At Limitless Pediatric Therapy, we believe that health is not just the absence of disease, but a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being. We strive to promote holistic health and wellness through our services and patient education programs.  It is amazing to see how difficulties in gross motor skills, fine motor development, mobility, speech production, and communication that a child may experience impact their self-esteem and intrinsic motivation. This is why at Limitless we look at the whole child. We value the relationship between parents/caregivers and their children and believe they are a critical part of a child’s success. As a result, therapy interventions also include caregiver training to improve the quality of life for both the child and family in all environments. See below for the services we provide and how we may help your child! 

The occupational therapists on staff are fully committed to serving the pediatric population. As occupational therapists, it is our role as licensed professionals to help provide meaningful techniques or strategies to better assist those we serve in reaching their own levels of independence.

By utilizing modern, evidence-based assessments we are able to assess your child’s current developmental skill level to determine your child’s needs and the appropriate interventions to help them thrive.

Occupational therapy focuses on the skills needed to perform any activity that is meaningful. For children, their primary occupation is play.  Interaction and exploration of their environment is crucial to development. Many children with sensory processing difficulties avoid certain situations or forms or play, while others may not stay focused on challenging activities and move on to something else. As a result, a child may miss certain developmental milestones that impact his performance in higher skills later in life. As a child ages, occupations include activities of daily living (ADL’s) life self-help skills, community living skills, domestic skills, leisure and social skills, and instrumental activities of daily living (IADL’s) like writing, sequencing, planning, etc.  As licensed occupational therapists our individualized treatments include but are not limited to:

• Improvement of fine motor skills                                                       
• Handwriting (print and cursive)
• Visual motor skills like target toss, dribbling, scanning, etc.
• Visual perceptual skills
• Bilateral hand skills and coordination
• Balance
• Motor planning
• Sequencing
• Sensory processing
• Strength and endurance
• Emotional regulation
• Attention
• Self-esteem
• Caregiver training

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