Our Services
Speech Therapy
Our speech therapists help children with their communication skills to specifically address articulation and apraxia issues, receptive and expressive language delays and/or use of augmentative communication.
Our primary goal is to help children communicate, develop interpersonal communication skills, and to enjoy the process of developing these skills as they grow. An important part of intervention includes teaching parents and caregivers skills to stimulate their child’s communication skills.
- Autism
- Apraxia
- Augmentative Alternative Communication (AAC) Device Use
- Comprehension/Attention
- Following Directions
- Increasing Vocabulary
- Social engagement
- Aphasiss
- Articulation
- Dysarthria
- Swallowing Disorders
- Traumatic Brain Injury
Our Services
Occupational Therapy
A child’s “occupations” include playing, self-care, and learning. Our occupational therapists can evaluate a child’s skills in activities of daily living (feeding, dressing, grooming), fine motor skills (including handwriting), visual motor, concentration and memory skills, or sensory processing and compare them to what is developmentally typical for their age group.
At Littlefield, therapy is designed to feel like play. Swinging, crawling through tunnels, and crashing into soft foam mats are exciting ways for children to build their core strength and promote sensory reactions for a meaningful and peaceful childhood.
- Sensory Integration (SIPT) Certified
- Emotional Regulation
- Handwriting
- Astronaut Training
- Visual-Motor and Visual Perceptual
- Gross and Fine Motor Skills
- Self-care Skills
- Feeding Therapy- SOS and Oral Beckman Protocol Certified Therapists
- Attention Difficulties
Our Services
Physical Therapy
Pediatric physical therapists are rehabilitation professionals trained in the sensory and motor aspects of typical development and are qualified to evaluate and treat the needs of infants and children. Physical therapists help the child to improve their ability to move, function and play in efficient and a variety of ways.
Our physical therapists collaborate with caregivers, physicians, and other care providers to establish the child’s individual physical therapy goals and treatment plan. Treatment sessions may include the promotion of symmetry of motion, balance, bilateral coordination, walking, and other developmental activities using toys and equipment appropriate for each child.
Our physical therapists are also able to address the use of orthotic and other assistive devices such as standers, gait trainers and wheelchairs in order to best promote participation within the child’s community.
- NDT Approach to Therapy
- Durable Medical Equipment/Orthotics
- Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation
- Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
- Coordination
- Balance
- Posture and Breathing
- Use of Theratogs
- Infant Massage
- Manual Techniques
- Schroth Method
- Fitness and Well being
- Partial Weight Supported Gait Training
