Stones Worth Stepping, P.C. offers a therapeutic approach to developmental learning. Infants and children begin learning about the environment through their senses at or even before birth. Functional development is dependent upon the ability of the sensory system to receive and produce appropriate sensory responses. Sensory integration is the interaction of the sensory system including the five senses: visual, auditory, taste, touch, and smell, as well as vestibular, proprioceptive, and tactile. These senses are primarily responsible for sense of movement, space, body awareness, and coordination. Using sensory integrative intervention in addition to newly advanced treatment tools offered at Stones Worth Stepping, P.C., children with developmental delay may learn to reorganize their systems in order to achieve maximum potential for learning.

Children with special needs, including autism and developmental delay, may benefit from our unique therapeutic approach. Pediatric therapy consists of improving sensory processing, upper/lower extremity strength, postural stability, gross motor skills/coordination, motor planning/praxis, fine motor coordination/handwriting skills, oral motor skills, and much more!