Occupational Therapy

Developmental or Physical Delays

Occupational therapists support each child’s unique strengths, maximizing their ability to function and participate in their family, school and community

Our occupational therapists work with families and caregivers to help children and youth maximize their fine motor control and ability to function at home, school and in their community.

Our goal is to empower children and families, identifying and supporting each child’s unique strengths and abilities.

What do we help with?

  • Hand function (including selection/fabrication of hand splint(s) if needed)
  • Prewriting skills, written output, scissor skills
  • Independence and selfcare skills (eating, dressing, bathing)
  • Play skills
  • Sensory issues part of physical disability/developmental delay
  • Specialized equipment selection and adaptation (wheelchair, power wheelchair, bath seat, toilet commode, patient lift systems)
  • Technology modification for varying physical abilities
  • Recommendations for home, school and vehicle modifications
  • OT school consultation (Surrey, Langley & Delta School Districts)

Service Provision

Services are play based, with activities that are fun and purposeful, maximizing function.

We believe a child’s family is an integral part of the therapy team. The primary service focus is training and support of caregivers so they can help their child learn and develop.
Depending on the child’s needs, this training may be in group settings or one to one with the parent/caregiver present.

Who’s eligible?

Therapy, care and support under one umbrella

We provide outpatient medical rehabilitation services to help children reach their potential.

 

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