A group of Westside Children’s Therapy Pediatric Occupational Therapists was asked what is essential to know in being an OT. The tips come straight from
Kids occupational therapy at Westside Children’s Therapy is meant to be fun while reaching therapeutic milestones. On the surface, it may look like fun and
Westside Children’s Therapy Pediatric BCBA team members give tips and advice to students and those wanting to pursue a career as a Board Certified Behavior
As human beings, we were designed to communicate. As communicators, we should be able to request, question, comment, express feelings and emotions, etc. While some
Westside Children’s Therapy pediatric speech therapist experts give tips to graduating college students on what to know and expect about the career of being a
Pediatric feeding therapy sessions at Westside address children with feeding and swallowing difficulties in multiple ways. Feeding/eating is the most complex behavior a body can
Pediatric Speech Therapy sessions at Westside are tailored to each child’s specific and individual needs. Some sessions can be drill based, but typically for younger
Pediatric physical therapy sessions are designed to address each child’s individual needs. Physical therapy at Westside will help a child maximize their physical abilities and
Pediatric Occupational Therapy sessions are designed to address each child’s individual needs. OT helps an individual do the things they need to do (i.e. self-care)
