Gaining Skills

For Life >>>

7 Senses Therapy is a Pediatric Occupational Therapy Clinic and Store.  Our mission is to provide excellent individualized therapy services to achieve functional skills, increased independence, and future dreams.  We work with children of all abilities, so they can gain skills for life!

 

Does my child need OT?

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What's OT?

 

Occupational Therapy is a health care profession that is designed to help individuals of all abilities become more independent in the activities they do on a daily basis.

 

Specifically, in pediatrics, a child's "occupation" is play. It is through play that they learn, grow and obtain skills that will be used throughout their lives. Occupational Therapists help children improve their play skills, cognitive skills, motor skills, sensory processing, social and self-help skills.

 

Occupational Therapists evaluate the client's current abilities; develop a plan of care with goals, and work to obtain those goals through remedial or compensatory approaches, environmental modifications and/or preventative measures.

 Prices

Occupational Therapy Evaluation

$299.00

Occupational Therapy Treatment  $79.00 (clinic)

Occupational Therapy Treatment

 $94.00 (off-site, therapist approved)

 

Animal-Assisted Therapy

 

TRY OUR CLASSES -no evaluation required!

 

We currently accept...

ChampVA

Tricare

The Gardiner Scholarship (PLSA)

VPK SIS Program

McKay Scholarship

Spring Forward for Autism Grant

 

All other insurances are out of network, these clients pay us directly, and are provided with a monthly form to submit to their insurance for reimbursement depending on their specific plan.

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QUESTIONS TO ASK YOUR

INSURANCE--download form!

 

We work with...



Developmental Delays

ADHD/ADD

Autism

Asperger's Syndrome

Down Syndrome

Cerebral Palsy

Sensory Processing Disorder

Picky Eaters

Gifted

 

Children with:

Fine Motor Difficulties

Handwriting Concerns

Gross Motor Difficulties

Balance and Coordination Difficulties

Visual Motor and Perceptual Concerns

Decreased Attention

Poor Social Skills

Limited Self-Help Skills:

(utensils, getting dressed, carrying a tray, drinking from an open cup, using a straw, manipulating fasteners, and buttons, etc).