Rehabilitation services 0 - 18 years in the community.Services are family-centered and goal-driven, with rehabilitation support based on functional goals that are meaningful in daily life. Therapists work alongside parents and caregivers to provide strategies, tools, and supports that can be used within the routines of home and community life. Depending on your child’s age and needs, therapy may look like play-based learning and interaction.Our team works collaboratively with families to support children through developmental stages and transitions between services and providers. Services may be provided by phone, Zoom, or in person, and can include individual or group sessions. We support children and youth with neurodevelopmental and medical conditions. Social Work and Registered Dietitian services are also available to support rehabilitation goals and outcomes.
Occupational Therapy (0 - 18 years)
Supports children and families with participation in daily activities, development, and independence. Services may include:
- motor development
- self-care skills
- participation in age-appropriate activities
- eating, feeding, and swallowing
- environmental modifications
- assistive technology
- mobility and positioning equipment
- diaper authorization
Physiotherapy (0 - 18 years)
Supports children and families with movement, physical development, and function. Services may include:
- motor development
- movement and function mobility
- torticollis
- mobility and positioning equipment
Speech Language Pathology (0 - 18 years)
Speech-Language Pathology supports children and families with communication, speech and language needs. Services may include:
- understanding and listening to spoken language (0–5 years)
- using words to express thoughts and ideas (0–5 years)
- communication development
- pronunciation of speech sounds
- fluency and stuttering support
- augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), including gestures, pictures, and communication boards
We work closely with our pediatric rehabilitation partners to help ensure referrals are directed to the most appropriate service and program for each child and family.
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