Who Benefits?

Children and adults can benefit from Speech Therapy and Occupational Therapy:

Children with

Adults with

If any of these statements are true, Occupational Therapy may be helpful:

Attention- unable to stay on task/concentrate for appropriate lengths of time
Body Awareness/Body Scheme- has difficulty perceiving where the body is in space and how to use it to interact with the environment
Eating- has poor postural control and/or difficulty holding and using eating utensils
Fine Motor (small muscle groups)- hand/finger dexterity and/or handwriting is poor
Gross Motor (large muscle groups) - has difficulty sitting, crawling, walking, playing
Hyperactivity- exhibits impulsive behavior, is constantly on-the-go
Self Care Skills- has difficulty dressing self, taking care of personal hygiene, grooming or eating
Social/Emotional- has poor play skills, reduced self esteem and limited tolerance for frustration
Sensory Processing- responds inappropriately to sounds, visual stimuli, tastes, being touched or touching
Visual Perceptual Skills- has difficulty judging distance between objects or between self and objects, or seeing objects as keeping their shape regardless of the position from which they are viewed

If any of these statements are true, Speech Therapy may be helpful:

By age 2, is not talking at all
After age 3, speech is difficult to understand
At 7 years old and older, consistently says any speech sound incorrectly
At any age is embarrassed by their speech or is unable to talk because of a medical condition such as cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury, Downs Syndrome, etc.
Listening/following directions, understanding humor, and/or holding their own in a conversation is not age-appropriate
As a speaker, does not have the knowledge of when to say what to whom, and how much to say
Reading/writing is below age/grade level expectations
Has aversions to eating and eats a limited variety/quantity of foods, is unable to eat or chew food that others their age eat, often coughs/chokes while eating or drinking

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