Occupational and Physical Therapy Nationwide Children’s Hospital

Pediatric occupational therapy for daily skills, sensory needs, and development

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Nationwide Children’s Hospital’s Occupational Therapy service provides skilled treatment to help children build development, function, and independence in daily activities. The site says therapy can address fine motor, sensory motor, self-care, cognitive, and oral motor/feeding skills. Services listed include evaluation, sensory integration, handwriting, feeding and oral/motor work, activities of daily living, aquatic therapy, splints and pressure garments, and therapy groups. They serve children from newborn through the teen years and see children with developmental delays, sensory/motor processing difficulties, feeding problems, cerebral palsy, spina bifida, brain and spinal cord injury, and other listed conditions.

Focus: Serves autistic & neurodiverse clients
Services: occupational therapy, evaluation, sensory integration, handwriting, feeding and oral/motor therapy, activities of daily living, aquatic therapy, custom splints and pressure garments, constraint induced movement therapy, visual perception, play group, summer therapy groups, home exercise instructions, outpatient adolescent neurologic rehabilitation
Supports: Developmental delay, Sensory processing, ADHD, speech & language, Learning disability, Dyspraxia
Ages served: newborn through teen years
Format: 1:1, Group

Serving Columbus. Listing compiled by StarzMeet from publicly available information — please confirm details directly with the provider.