Occupational Therapy with Kidable
Pediatric occupational therapists help children build the sensory, motor, emotional, and cognitive skills that help them be successful at anything that occupies their time.
Ready to get the help you need?
Register for an OT evaluation on our client portal.
Sign up using your child's name and birthday and your contact information.
Please schedule at least one week in advance in order for intake paperwork to be processed. Thank you!
Common Challenges
Reasons for OT Referrals
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Bathing avoidance/poor hygiene
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Clumsiness
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Completing homework
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Doing chores
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Following instructions
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Getting dressed or wearing clothes
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Keeping endurance during play
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Low frustration tolerance
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Poor attention
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Picky eating
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Sitting still
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Sleeping/falling asleep
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Toileting
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Understanding social skills
& Anything else that occupies your child's time
Reasons for Speech Referrals
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Putting words together
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Mispronouncing words or sounds
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Difficulty picking up on social cues
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Limited comprehension of jokes or common phrases
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Stuttering
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Regulating volume or tone of voice
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Following instructions
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Participating in conversations
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Using AAC devices
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Discomfort when speaking
& Other communication challenges
Benefits of Kidable
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Receiving OT and/or speech in the comfort of your home allows your child to practice the skills where they use them the most. This means kids meet their goals faster than a traditional clinic.
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Kidable has daytime and after school availability in order for your appointments to compliment your family's busy schedule.
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Our prices are approximately1/6th of traditional clinic. Combined with your out-of-network benefits, the total cost for each 60 minute session may be less than a typical co-pay.
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With a more personable approach, Kidable provides realistic strategies that fit your family's lifestyle.
Ultimately, the home-based therapy model saves you time, money, and stress.
Common Diagnoses
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ADHD/attention difficulties
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Anxiety
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Articulation disorders
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Autism spectrum disorder
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Birth injuries
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Brain injuries
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Cerebral palsy
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Cognitive-communication disorders
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Developmental delays
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Emotional dysregulation
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Expressive communication
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Fine motor delay
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Fluency of speech
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Gross motor delay
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Hypotonia
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Intellectual disability
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Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis
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Problem feeders
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Quality of speech
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Receptive language disorders
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Sensory processing difficulties
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Social skill deficits
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Weak muscles
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Visual-perceptual deficits
Other diagnoses are accepted. A formal diagnosis is NOT required to receive Kidable services.