Pediatric
Occupational Therapy
Welcome to
Playful Pathways
Playful Pathways is a pediatric occupational therapy clinic that believes play is the best way for children to learn and develop life skills. Customized, child-centered occupational therapy sessions for children are provided in a fun and engaging environment.
ABOUT
Anne Walker, MS, OTR/L
Occupational Therapist
I am the owner of Playful Pathways and an occupational therapist with over 15 years of experience working with children. I love helping children with special needs, disabilities, and differences to achieve their full potential.
Play is often seen as a break from learning, but I believe that children learn best through play. When children learn through play they are challenged to develop their full potential without distress. Children at Playful Pathways are able to learn in a fun and engaging environment.
SERVICES
Individual Pediatric Occupational Therapy Sessions
Evaluations
Each child develops at their own rate, but sometimes that development needs a little help. If you have concerns about your child's development, whether it is in fine motor (i.e. writing), gross motor (i.e. walking), feeding, sensory, or self-care, an evaluation is a good place to start.
Treatment
Consistent, weekly occupational therapy sessions can help your child develop functional, independent, daily life skills. Each child's plan of care is customized to their interests, strengths, and needs. Each session is designed in a fun and playful manner using experience and evidence-based strategies.
How can OT help?
Occupational Therapy can be beneficial in many different scenarios, whether your child has a formal medical diagnosis, or you have concerns about their development.
Common Diagnoses :
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Developmental Delay
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Autism spectrum Disorder
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Sensory Processing Disorder
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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
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Down Syndrome
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Dysgraphia/Handwriting difficulties
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Dystonia and Muscular Incoordination
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Learning disabilities
OT can help improve:
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fine and gross motor skills
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sensory integration and processing
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self-care
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feeding therapy
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balance and coordination
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school performance
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independence
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emotional and behavioral regulation