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THE BLOCK
CENTER
Speech & Occupational
Therapy
Speech
Speech therapy may be necessary if your child is having a difficult using sounds in their spoken language, processing information they hear or read, or using language to effectively communicate.
Occupational
Occupational therapy may be necessary if your child is having difficulty with fine motor tasks like writing, using utensils, or self-dressing.
Sensory/Feeding
Sensory integration may be necessary if your child is having a hard time with transitions, easily over-whelmed, or has poor body awareness. Feeding therapy is perfect for that "picky" eater or for a child with poor weight gain.
Literacy
As young as 4 years of age, we can begin to target skills needed for learning to read. For older children, reading and writing deficits can helped be targeted with language therapy.
