Occupational Therapy

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Evaluations

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Our Approach to Feeding Therapy

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Signs your child would benefit from a feeding evaluation

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What is Occupational Therapy?

Occupational therapy helps children learn the skills needed to be independent and successful throughout their daily routines (e.g., home, school, social settings) by improving underlying skills that are a barrier to participation in activities of daily living and age-appropriate ‘occupations,’ such as play.

At FUNdamental Pediatric Therapy, we screen, evaluate, and provide individualized treatment to improve the skills needed for children to participate in their everyday activities. Further explore what pediatric speech-language pathologists can address below, and check out our milestone charts for specific age-range expectations.

Fine Motor Skills

Does your child eat less than 20 foods? Do they struggle with different textures or food groups? Feeding therapy can help increase the number of developmentally appropriate foods in their diet.

Gross Motor Skills

We support babies and their caregivers in establishing positive feeding experiences at home by:

Does your child eat less than 20 foods? Do they struggle with different textures or food groups? Feeding therapy can help increase the number of developmentally appropriate foods in their diet.

Sensory Integration

Does your child eat less than 20 foods? Do they struggle with different textures or food groups? Feeding therapy can help increase the number of developmentally appropriate foods in their diet.

Visual Motor Skills

Does your child eat less than 20 foods? Do they struggle with different textures or food groups? Feeding therapy can help increase the number of developmentally appropriate foods in their diet.

Play & Social Participation

We support babies, toddlers, and children & their caregivers in _______ by:

Is your child having difficulty introducing purees or solid foods into their diet?
Are they frequently gagging, coughing, or refusing to eat?

Bowel & Bladder Management

Is your child having difficulty introducing purees or solid foods into their diet?
Are they frequently gagging, coughing, or refusing to eat?

Emotional/Behavioral Regulation

We support children of all ages improve self feeding skills by:

Does your child struggle with transitioning from the bottle to an open or straw cup?

Self-Help Skills

Empowering families with the tools and knowledge needed to address feeding challenges
Addressing latch, positioning, and the coordination needed to suck, swallow, and breathe
Improving the quality of feeding sessions to ensure proper weight gain and decrease signs of discomfort