Occupational and Physical Therapists

Our Occupational and Physical Therapists are essential members of the student support team, dedicated to helping students achieve their fullest potential in the school environment. Each therapist holds at least a Master’s or Doctoral degree in their field and is licensed to practice in the state, with specialized expertise in motor development, sensory integration, coordination, and functional skills.

 

They conduct comprehensive evaluations to identify delays, deficits, and challenges that may affect a student’s academic performance, classroom participation, and overall school functioning. Using these assessments, therapists develop individualized intervention plans that address each student’s specific needs, supporting their ability to access the curriculum and participate fully in school activities.

 

Occupational and Physical Therapists work collaboratively with students, families, teachers, and staff to implement evidence-based strategies and accommodations. They provide direct therapy services, consult on classroom modifications, and monitor progress to ensure interventions are effective and aligned with students’ educational goals.

 

By combining expertise, evaluation, and collaboration, our Occupational and Physical Therapists help students overcome physical and functional challenges, enhance independence, and succeed academically, socially, and developmentally within the school setting.