Our Physical and Occupational Therapies program supports children and youth from birth to Grade 12 who experience delayed motor skills, sensory processing challenges, or other developmental needs. Pediatric physical therapists help build movement, coordination, strength, balance, and endurance through play-based, family-centered approaches. Pediatric occupational therapists focus on fine motor skills, feeding, sensory regulation, and social-emotional development to support children in daily activities and positive interactions. Our school aged program functions on a consultative basis alongside professionals at the school and does not provide one on one services.
Please note that caregivers cannot self-refer. If families are looking for support through this program, please contact the classroom teacher or learning support teachers at the child’s school and they will help determine if a referral is necessary.
