OUR SERVICES
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
Enhancing a child’s participation in activities of daily living, supporting family routines, cultivating social engagement, and facilitating play.
PHYSICAL THERAPY
Supporting the child’s motor development to engage in meaningful activities with their family and their environment.
SPEECH THERAPY
Developing communication, language, speech, and emergent literacy skills to support engagement in the child’s natural environment.
EARLY INTERVENTION SPECIALISTS
Facilitating play, communication, behavioral and emotional regulation, and cognitive skills appropriate to developmental trajectory and to promote growth and learning.
THERAPY CENTER
Our state of the art clinic is equipped to meet all developmental needs.
HOME OR NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
We work with the family in their natural environment whether that is home, daycare, or the community park. We provide emotional support services, which promote growth and learning, to families in a comfortable and safe environment.
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INSURANCE IN-NETWORK
We are in the process of becoming in-network providers for all major insurance carriers. Contact us to determine if we are in-network for your insurance.
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What to Play with your Child
Remember that young children require lots of physical activity. They learn best through doing; allow them to physically explore and experiment. Hand clapping games – sing a song (any song with a steady beat) while alternating between clapping once and doing a “double high five” with your child. Put a ball on a small ...
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Play is an important part of growing up. Through play children learn social engagements, language, behavioral expectations, and facts about their physical world. When observing your child playing look for how they play (how they use objects) as well as how they interact (what social engagements they use). These skills build upon each other starting ...
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The Center for the Partially Sighted: Pediatric Services Tarzana, California “Getting and Keeping Glasses on Young Children” Good Fit: To ensure success in getting your child to wear glasses it is important that you purchase the glasses from someone who is experienced in fitting a young child. Make sure that the nose and earpieces are ...
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“Terrible twos”; as children grow up they become more opinionated, and explorative – what children are doing is learning about their world. Every experience develops the child’s skills, knowledge, and ultimately their brain. As parents we want to encourage healthy exploration and learning while keeping our children safe. Positive parenting approach encourages parents to support ...
Read MoreWhat is the Social Development for the First Year?
1 month – Stops crying when picked up. 5-6 weeks – First smile response. Starts making sounds to express pleasure or discomfort. 2 months – Smiles, kicks, and swings arms at the sight of parents. Responds with sounds when talked to. 3 months – Will look up at parent when being fed. Shows excitement when ...
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