4: Cognitive and Social Development, Language, Oral Motor, Feeding

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Cognitive and Social Development

Cognitively challenging and socially rewarding, situations are used to improve intellectual and interpersonal skills of children.

Language

Play therapy and natural communicative situations help develop more complex language and speech intelligibility.

Oral Motor, Feeding

The primary oral motor mechanism for the infant and young child is the suck/swallow/breath timing and coordination. It is related to many elements of sensory-motor and cognitive development, including speech and language, development, feeding/eating behavior and eye/hand coordination. At PACT, our speech language pathologist evaluates and develops programs to address these issues.

Aquatic Therapy | Balance Training, Pre Gait and Gait Training, Strengthening | Casting and Splinting | Cognitive and Social Development, Language, Oral Motor, Feeding | Equipment Assessment | Fine Motor Enhancement | Craniosacral Therapy | Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT) | Nursery | Parent and Community Education | Sensory Integration (SI) | The Snoezelen Room