Pediatric occupational therapy

Sensory Bridge therapy gym with padded mats, swings, therapy balls, and shelves of activity materials.

Occupational therapy at Sensory Bridge uses purposeful play and family collaboration to work on activities that matter at home and school.

Areas to discuss

  • Fine motor coordination, handwriting, and school readiness
  • Sensory processing and self-regulation
  • Dressing, feeding routines, and other daily living skills
  • Motor planning, visual motor skills, and attention during activities

Your next step

Share the routines that are challenging and what your child enjoys. The therapist can help identify individualized goals and discuss caregiver strategies.

Ask about an evaluation

Call (909) 258-9292 for appointment and payment questions.