MOT is a wholistic, gentle, hands-on approach to encourage mobility and flow of your body’s tissues which in turn encourages your body’s own self-healing mechanisms. In doing so, pain and dysfunction often decrease and overall health often increases. MOT includes different modalities such as craniosacral therapy, visceral manipulation, myofascial remodelling, [...]
Most extended health insurance plans cover private speech and language services; however, we are unable to direct bill on your behalf.
Yes, parents are expected to attend all sessions.
Please bring any recent speech and language reports or any other reports you think could be pertinent.
The initial session starts with an assessment or consultation where I gather information, we discuss your concerns and then work together to create treatment goals and determine any other appropriate next steps. Treatment sessions use a play-based approach to target the functional goals that were created in the initial session.
Absolutely not! Early intervention is best and being proactive ensures strategies are in place to support your child’s speech and language development
At Pine we value family centered care. We look forward to working with you and your child, and welcome the support of additional family members.
Yes! Please feel comfortable looking after all your child’s needs during the appointment.
Absolutely! As new parents, it can be overwhelming worrying if your child is reaching their developmental milestones within the suggested range (or even knowing what the milestones are). We are here to help! We will observe, assess, and interact with your child and provide recommendations to support their motor development.
Torticollis (tight neck muscle) and head shape concerns Gross motor delays Birth injuries Hypotonia (low muscle tone) Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) Other diagnoses with motor skill involvement e.g. ASD, Down Syndrome etc. Strength, posture, gait, balance, and coordination concerns Orthopedic injuries