Behavioral Programming Therapies

Physical Therapy —

The goal of the Physical Therapist is to improve the rate of motor development such as balance, strength, co-ordination and range of motion. Following a thorough evaluation, each child's program is designed to meet his/her individual requirements, while incorporating recommendations and input from the parent/guardian and the professional serving the child.

Occupational Therapy —

Occupational therapy helps patients maximize their functional capabilities at home, at work and play. The therapist develops a personalized program for each client tailored to meet their specific needs. Occupational therapy addresses a variety of conditions including upper extremity and hand injuries, neurological disorders and arthritis. Also available is on-site job analysis and industrial programs stressing the prevention of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.

Speech Pathology —

The speech pathology department offers programs for children and adults to regain speech, language and swallowing skills which were lost or impaired because of illness, injury or congenital abnormalities. The speech-language pathologists conduct an evaluation, diagnose the deficiencies and provide therapy by using state-of-the-art equipment, diagnostic methods and treatment techniques. Speech pathologists assist patients with a variety of problems caused by stroke, head injury, delayed speech-language development (articulation), voice pathologies, cancer (laryngeal and brain), hearing impairment, stuttering and swallowing disorders, language difficulties with English and learning disabilities.

Audiology —

The Audiology department offers hearing evaluations and Audiology services to adults who demonstrate difficulty with hearing. The department is staffed by audiologists. Audiologists are trained in the measurement and diagnosis of hearing disorders and the rehabilitation of communication problems caused by these disorders. We are happy to work with individuals who are interested in obtaining a hearing aid.