Pediatric Occupational Therapy Services
What do we do?
On Track Development is a one-to-one specialized approach that focuses on enhancing baseline and foundational skills that children need to thrive in everyday living through evidence-based and client-centered treatment. Throughout this process, our skilled occupational therapist will collaborate with the child's family, caregivers, and the educational team to ensure all areas of function are being met to warrant success for the child.
What we offer
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1:1 occupational therapy services offered in increments of 30 and 45 minutes
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This session will consist of tailored sensory interventions for 30-35 minutes with a 10-minute discussion with the caregiver on how to carry over the treatment into the home until the following session. It is recommended that at least 2 sessions of SI are received weekly.
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Typically held over Zoom to educate parents and caregivers on how to generalize skills worked on in 1:1 sessions in the home. Sessions can also be conducted to help families deal with challenging behaviors, sensory difficulties, or other parental concerns.
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Initial and re-evaluations are conducted in person or virtually to assess a child's basline skills or to reassess skills over time.
School observation can be completed with a formal write-up upon parent request and consent from the school.
How we can
work together
My goal is to help children achieve their goals and become as independent as possible so they no longer need occupational therapy services.
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(609)-819-7499
What Our Clients Say
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My son Leo adores Ms. Anessa, every times he goes to OT he has a giant smile on his face! I can not thank Ms. Anessa enough, Leo would not have made such amazing progress without her!
Anthony S
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Ms. Anessa was so wonderful with my son Ryder! She helped regulate his sensory seeking behaviors and give my husband and I the tools to regulate him at home!
Julianna L
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Ever since starting OT with Ms. Anessa my son has so much more confidence in school, and his handwriting is so much better.
Suzanne M
