a state-of-the-art therapy facility for your child.
Treehouse Pediatric Therapy aims to provide kids with a fun and safe space to grow, by offering the best facilities and most innovative treatments all under the guidance of skilled speech-language and occupational therapists.
Speech
Speech is the verbal means of communicating including articulation (how speech sounds are made), fluency (rhythm of speech), and voice (the actual production of sound). Each area can be addressed at Treehouse.
Language
Language is how we communicate with others through speaking, writing, and gesturing. It also includes what we hear, read, and understand from those communicating with us. Difficulties in any areas of language can impact a child’s ability to learn and interact with those around them.
Feeding/Swallowing
Feeding is the act of gathering food in order to eat it. Once the food enters the mouth the act of swallowing begins. Many factors come into play when children prepare to eat. “Picky eaters” and motor difficulties can be addressed with feeding therapy.
SensorY
Sensory integration is the nervous system’s process of receiving and interpreting information from our environment. This information is received through your child's sensory systems (i.e. vision, hearing, smell, taste, touch, vestibular, and proprioception) and then needs to be processed to produce appropriate motor and behavioral responses to be successful in daily tasks. Our occupational therapists are expert sensory detectives and will help you and your child learn different strategies to help manage their sensory integration.
MOTOR
Kids utilize their gross, fine, and visual motor skills to participate in many activities throughout their day. They use these motor skills to play on the playground, read a book at school, get dressed by themselves, color, write, draw, and much more! If your child is experiencing any difficulties with these motor skills, an occupational therapist can provide skilled intervention and fun play-based activities to help them improve.