What is Pediatric occupational therapy
Pediatric Occupational therapy is a branch of health care that helps children who have sensory motor, fine motor/ visual perceptual, cognitive and developmental problems. Pediatric Occupational Therapists use play, sensory integration and other techniques to help children improve their skills so they can cope with school, in social settings and at home.
What we do
At the Sensory Studio we provide private pay services which can be reimbursed by your insurance. We are considered out of network provider.
Treatments
We provide individual treatment sessions to children who presents with difficulty in fine motor, sensory motor self help skills at the sensory gym and at home. Delays in development of fine motor/ sensory motor skills affect their participation in school activities and may have social challenges and challenges at home. We provide tailored sessions to children’s needs. We collaborate with families and schools to provide positive experiences and growth in child.
Evaluations
We offer Occupational Therapy Evaluations to children with age group 4 month to 10 years. We use standardized tests.
DOE Schools
We have contracts with NYC DOE schools and we provide Occupational Therapy services to the children as mandated on IEP in the school setting.
School Consult
We provide school consultations so that modifications can be provided to child to provide environment which will facilitate learning in school.
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Our Locations


Ardsley, New York
Address:
633 Sawmill River Road
Ardsley, New York 10052
Phone:
347-210-2963
Hours:
Monday: 8:30 AM–6:30 PM
Thursday: 8:30 AM–6:30 PM
FAQs
How Should I Prepare for the First Visit?
What happens during the first visit?
What is the difference between a screening and an evaluation?
Do I need a prescription from my pediatrician?
How do I get started?
What does it mean if I have been told that my child has sensory processing deficits?
What should we as parents do to help my child?