Occupational Therapy

Improve, develop, and gain skills for day to day life.

Now Booking Occupational Therapy Appointments!

What is Occupational Therapy?

Occupational Therapy (OT) is a function-based approach to help our clients be the best they can be. Using volition, what a client feels is important, we build the skills necessary to help our kids be more independent with daily tasks. Occupational therapy covers an umbrella of skills including: ADL’s (activities of daily living) to include dressing, toileting and grooming, fine motor skills, visual perceptual (how we interpret what we see) and visual motor skills (our actions/movements with what we see), bi-manual activities (using both hands together), overall coordination skills and sensory processing. Our occupational therapists take pride in helping children regain skills that may have been lost due to injury or other traumatic events, and assist with any other physical or cognitive challenges a child may be experiencing.

 

Getting started with OT!

Step 1: Obtain an updated prescription for “Occupational Therapy Treatment and Evaluation” from your child’s pediatrician.

Step 2: Email a copy of your child’s prescription to contact@kidschoicetherapy.org or fax it to 405-857-8489.

Step 3: Call us at 405-857-8280 to fill out the KidsChoice Intake Form. Once completed, our Patient Care Supervisor will work with you to schedule your child’s OT Evaluation.

Step 4: Start OT!

Call Now! 405-857-8280

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ABA Therapy

Being the most prescribed therapy for children with autism, we use ABA to improve skill development, build fluency and communicative skills, and decrease problem behaviors for every child. We offer in-school and clinic-based services in Norman, Oklahoma.

Speech

Our Speech services include working to prevent, assess, diagnose, and treat speech, language, social communication, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders in children.

Sensory Playground

The Sensory Playground is an inclusive play space designed to meet the physical, sensory, and socialization needs of individuals with autism or other mental disabilities and their families.