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PLAY & PROGRESS

Virtual Occupational & Physical Therapy Support for Children & Families

Serving all of New York State

Expert Guidance for You and Your Child

Welcome to our virtual clinic, where we offer early and easy access to care, with no eligibility requirements. Our personalized consultations and therapies are delivered in a flexible, accessible virtual format, ensuring children receive the support they need to succeed.

WE OFFER:

  • Screenings and assessments

  • Expert insights

  • Easy to implement strategies 

  • Convenient support at your fingertips

  • Help with navigating the world of early and ongoing intervention

  • Therapies for children who fall in the “grey” area

  • Ongoing milestone support

  • Educational resources

  • And more!

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Whether you have concerns about your child’s development, are seeking additional virtual services, or simply want to ensure your child is on the right track, we can help.

Our Services

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Occupational Therapy

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  • Pediatric occupational therapy focuses on helping children develop the fine motor, sensory, and daily living skills they need to thrive at home, in school, and during play. These skills include tasks like holding a pencil, using utensils, getting dressed, managing emotions, and interacting with others. OTs work with children to improve hand strength, coordination, sensory processing, attention, and independence.

Physical Therapy

  • Pediatric physical therapy focuses on helping infants and children attain gross motor skills. These skills include rolling, crawling, sitting up, walking, running, jumping and more. PTs help children of all ages improve muscle tone, coordination, strength, range of motion, balance and posture.

    PTs can help with footwear, toy recommendations and help with physical activities and play skills.

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Resources

    • Parent / caregiver education

    • links to toys, equipment, shoes and other resources.

    • More coming soon! (group zoom workshops and information sessions, Blogs, support groups)