The Occupational Therapist offers activities and recommends environmental adaptations designed to improve fine motor and self-help skills like self feeding and dressing. Occupational therapy also addresses sensory integration issues – sensitivity to taste, touch, sound, and smell. Therapists are specially trained in pediatrics to attend to children’s special needs.
Dana Hopf 22 yrs – OTR; Riley Hospital in NICU, feeding team, developmental clinic and adaptive equipment for 41/2 yrs.
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Michele Blankenship, OTR; 14 Years of ExperienceNICU follow-up clinic at Welborn & St. Mary’s Hospital. Trained by Patricia Wilbarger, Dr. John Taylor, Dr. Temple Grandin, and Dr. Jed Baker on treatment of sensory processing disorder.
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Anne Dimmett, OTR 11 years experience; Specialize in sensory defensiveness (Wilbarger trained), self help skills, feeding/oral motor (sensory/behavioral based problems), and fine motor difficulties.
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Erin Morison 7 yrs – OTR; Experience with Cerebral Palsy, Autism, sensory integration dysfunction, Torticollis, cleft palate, international adoption, Dyspraxia, developmental delay, feeding problems, failure to thrive, deaf-blindness, visual impairment, hearing impairment, fine motor delays, congenital orthopedic impairment, Muscular Dystrophy, Down Syndrome, and Spina Bifida.
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