Pediatric Occupational Therapy

Our experienced Occupational Therapists are skilled at adapting the environment to fit the child. Our focus is everyday activities allowing your child to participate at home, school, self-care, leisure, and play. In addition to our therapy, our therapists work with families to help make sure your child is meeting age-appropriate milestones and goals. We love to develop relationships with not only the child but also with the parents, guardians, or caregivers. Occupational Therapy doesn’t end at ProCare3, we work with Parents or Guardians on a home program for a better transition of skills into the child’s natural surroundings.

Locations

Lakeside Pediatric Therapy & Neurological Clinic

Papillion Pediatric Therapy Clinic

Conditions we assess and treat, but not limited to

Handwriting
Fine Motor Coordination
Visual Perception & Visual Motor Skills
Concentration & Attention Span
Genetic Disorders
Motor Planning & Sequencing
Adaptive Equipment
Dressing, Feeding, Grooming & all Areas of Self Help
Emotional Regulation
Play Skills
Eye Hand Skills
Sensory Processing & Integration
Problem Solving & Thought Organization
Posture & Positioning
Muscle Strength & Endurance
Upper Extremity Splinting
Integrating Augmentative Communication into activities at home & school

We’re known for providing the latest treatments & techniques for children. We’re also known for being compassionate, patient & caring in all aspects of therapy. We’re dedicated to your child’s therapy journey with us.

Specialized Pediatric Occupational
Therapy Treatments

Aquatic Therapy

Our kiddos love our fun warm water pool located in Papillion and learn new skills while having fun. Pediatric Conditions Treated Utilizing Aquatic Therapy include, but not limited to:

Cerebral Palsy
Down Syndrome
Muscular Dystrophy
Spina Bifida
Autism Spectrum Disorders
Balance
Coordination
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
Sensory Processing
Grooming & Hygiene

Ehlers Danlos
High Muscle Tone
Low Muscle Tone
Neurological Dysfunction
Gait Deficits
Endurance
Genetic Disorders
Chronic Pain Syndromes
Post Operative Sports Injuries

TRAZER

Is a specialized interactive assessment and rehabilitation system uses by our Occupational Therapists for Concussions, Hemiplegia, Orthopedic Injuries, Visual Exercises, Vestibular Input, Body & Spatial Awareness (Sensory Awareness), Coordination, Cognition, Memory & Sequencing. TRAZER is a whole-body movement approach & can be used to help with:

Balance
Mobility
Memory
Coordination
Muscle Weakness

Sensory Awareness
Cognition
Concussions
Concussion Baselines

The TRAZER System is in our Millard Complex and is accessible to our Millard pediatric patients.

DynaVision D2

Our Occupational Therapists utilize the D2 to address:

Attention
Hand-Eye Coordination
Visual Scanning
Fine Motor Control
Memory
Range of Motion
Endurance
Frustration Tolerance

Feeding

Our Occupational Therapists can help with feeding across the lifespan from birth into young adulthood. OT can assist with positioning for newborns, primitive reflexes to suck on the bottle, lip closure for drinking out of a sippy cup or straw and for utensil usage & bringing food to the mouth as they develop. We also address oral motor deficits such as chewing patterns and tongue movement. Another area of expertise includes Sensory Processing, we help children overcome picky eating habits and tolerance to different textures.

Therapeutic Listening

Is a technique that uses sound wave vibrations from specialized music to help children with Sensory Integration Dysfunction. If your child experiences cognitive or motor impairments, language disorders or behaviors, this technique is a great treatment to incorporate in their therapy plan.

When Kaylin first started Occupational Therapy, she was having major meltdowns over tight clothing and her hair. Very quickly she was able to wear clothes for longer periods of time & the melt downs stopped. She can now wear shirts & pants she previously would not wear. New clothes are not an issue. She’s come a long way in a short period and loves the OT’s she has worked with.

Abby M

Pediatric Occupational Therapy Success Story