Our Services

Occupational Therapy

Our occupational therapists help children succeed in meeting the daily occupations of childhood: play, school, and self-help skills. Our therapists work with children on a variety of skills through play in a sensory-rich environment. Each child’s special interests and abilities are valued and used to create fun and motivating environment to grow and learn.

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Physical Therapy

Our physical therapists work with children to improve their ability to participate in physical activity, meet developmental milestones, and engage in meaningful community activities. We work together with the child and family to set goals that will improve a child’s access to activities they enjoy, increase their ability to participate in recreational activities, and assist with prevention of future injury or musculoskeletal dysfunction.

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Speech Therapy

Our child-centered speech/language programs focus on helping children communicate more effectively. Therapy focuses on improving a child’s ability to comprehend others and express themselves. Emerge’s speech-language pathologists work closely with families to create effective home programs to reinforce communication skills learned during therapy.

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Parent Coaching

A parent coach can help you navigate the twists and turns of parenting a neurodivergent child, school concerns, IEPs, home routines, challenging behaviors, and therapy carryover at home. They provide you with practical tools, tailored strategies, and expert advice, designed specifically to meet your family’s unique needs!

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Infant girl in ball pit for sensory play in sensory gym for occupational therapy

Meet the Therapists

Get to know the therapists on our team and see who might be a good fit for your child!

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