What is SPOT On?
SPOT On is run by an occupational therapist AND a speech-language pathologist who collaborate to address individual goals within the context of a group. Children ages 7-12 years old will develop social and life skills to successfully engage in age-appropriate activities with their peers.
Our child-first, expert services utilize established practices to focus on:
- Autism
- Hemiplegia
- Everyday Kids (School, Sensory, and the In-Between)
And we do it all so that each child can reach their fullest potential!
Who Would Benefit?
Children who demonstrate difficulty with:
- Sensory processing
- Muscle tone or strength
- Motor planning
- Self-regulation
- Receptive/expressive language
- Motor speech (apraxia, dysarthria)
- Communicating needs, wants, and ideas
- Social skills
- Self-help skills
- Play skills
- Attending to group activities
Why SPOT On?
At Intensive Therapeutics, we value a collaborative, interdisciplinary approach. We offer sessions incorporating both occupational and speech therapy. This allows us to look at the child as a whole within the context of various settings.
Additionally, we communicate with all members of the child’s team:
- Parents/caregivers
- Therapists from other disciplines
- School therapists
- Teachers/school districts
- Doctors and other medical professionals
SPOT On Group Options
Prior to enrollment, an on-site visit will be scheduled with you and your child to determine the best placement based on their age and skill sets.
Parents are interviewed prior to the program to gather up-to-date information about your child. We use an assessment tool that helps establish and prioritize the child’s functional goals and truly creates a system for the parents to be involved in the process. We welcome information from other therapists, schools, doctors, etc. in order to maximize the therapeutic experience.
We have the following group available throughout the school year, starting the week of September 9, 2024:
Ages 7 to 12 years
Thursdays, 3:30 to 5:00 PM
Fee: $66 per hour ($99 for 1.5 hours)