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14101 Hwy 290 West Bldg 700
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(512) 894-5005
Operating Hours
Mon - Thursday: 8AM - 5PM | Fridays 8AM-4PM

Occupational therapy helps children who have a physical, sensory or cognitive disability carry out everyday activities.  It helps children with fine motor control, motor planning, movement, organization and coordination, ocular motor skills and visual perceptual skills.  This helps children build better self-esteem, confidence and independence in all that they do.


OT can help children with: (but not limited to)

  • Fine motor control and Handwriting
  • Play and Social Skills
  • Visual Motor Integration
  • Motor Coordination Difficulties
  • Vestibular Disorders
  • Developmental Delays
  • Down Syndrome
  • Cerebral Palsy

Feeding Therapy:

  • Food aversion
  • Food refusal
  • Very picky eating
  • Avoidance of Certain Textures
  • Gagging and vomiting
  • Oral motor/chewing difficulties
  • Limited diet/food repertoire

Sensory Integration:

Gradually increasing play based activities to improve a child’s nervous system.  Helping children learn to self-regulate their emotions, behaviors and arousal levels.

  • Autism
  • ADHD
  • Sensory Processing Disorder
  • Poor tolerance of Sensory Stimulation from the environment
  • Aggression, Frustration or Avoidance Behavior

Your child may benefit from OT if they:

  •  have difficulty holding a crayon or pencil
  • have handwriting that does not look right for their age level
  • have trouble using scissors
  • have poor eye contact with others
  • avoid certain textures (like wet or sticky)
  • have behavior outbursts with bath time, hair washing or cutting finger nails
  • avoid loud sounds, puts hands over ears
  • purposefully crash into walls, people, couches
  • have poor coordination, poor balance, “clumsy child”
  • have behavior or social skill issues
  • have difficulty with transitions between activities at home
  • have difficulty with planning, sequencing and organizing
  • have decreased self-esteem
  • have decreased attention
  • have difficulty with feeding, messy eater, “picky eater”
  • have difficulty with dressing, hygiene, self-care
  • have difficulty with safety and body awareness

 

 

 

COVID-19 UPDATES

 Little Tigers has re-opened as of June 1st with limited hours. As more families being to return, we anticipate expanding our schedule. We have implemented enhanced measures to promote the safety and health of our families based on guidance from the CDC, local, and state health officials. Please email us if you have any questions or concerns.

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