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Therapy
We offer treatment for a variety of diagnosis
including:
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Sensory Processing Disorders
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Orthopedic Impairments
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Neurological Disorders
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Developmental Delays
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Autism Spectrum Disorders
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Feeding Delays
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Learning Differences
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Social and Emotional Dysfunction
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Communication Disorders
KidSense offers
individual therapy, group therapy, and family support. Please click on the links below to find out more
information on these subjects:


Benefits of Therapy
Include:
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Improved Motor Skills:
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Strength and endurance
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Timing and sequencing
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Motor planning
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Bilateral coordination
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Gross motor skills
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Fine motor skills
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Balance
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Improved Visual-Motor and
Visual
Perceptual Skills:
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Ocular motor skills
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Eye-hand coordination
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Handwriting skills

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Improved Activities of
Daily Living:
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Improved Sensory Processing Skills:
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Attention and focus
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Auditory processing/sensitivity
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Balance/vestibular processing
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Body awareness/body position
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Tactile processing/touch sensitivities
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Sensory modulation/self regulation
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Social & Emotional Skill Development:
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Improved Communication:
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Expressive skills
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Receptive skills
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Cognitive skills
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Treatment Approaches May Include:
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Therapeutic listening
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Sensory integration
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Neurodevelopmental treatment
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A variety of handwriting programs
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Brain Gym - "Brain Gym Balance"
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Pediatric Kinesiotaping
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Splinting
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Theratogs
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Jobst garments
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Yoga for the special child
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Infant/child massage -
"Cranialsacral therapy"
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Ocular motor exercises
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Visual motor integration
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"SOS" approach to feeding
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Floortime
Group and Individual Therapy
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Groups
Offered:
Groups are individualized and planned
to address the specific needs of the children. Examples of groups:
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Yoga for Kids: Children can gain core
strength and body awareness, as well as the ability to connect with
others through imitation and recall of postures and movements.
Strength, flexibility, motor planning and sequencing skills are
developed.
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"Write on”: Writing groups are well
paced. Necessary strength, motor movement patterns, as well as ocular
motor skills needed for ease of writing are developed through
activities. Letter formation, line placement and spacing are
addressed.
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Family Support:

We can support you with:
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Understanding special diets and other health needs.
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Referrals to appropriate care providers.
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Home modifications
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Equipment (wheelchair and other) needs
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Home exercise Programs
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Access to augmentive communication devices
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Equipment lending library
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Sibling support
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Parent in-services
(*
Visit our Resources Page
and Parent Page)
Referral:
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Depending on treatment recommended, a physician
order may not be necessary, however, insurance companies generally
require a physician referral for insurance reimbursement.
Payment:
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