Orlando, FL
KIDS OCCUPATIONAL, SPEECH, PHYSICAL THERAPY CLINIC IN ORLANDO, FL
Here in Orlando, FL at our kids’ speech and occupational therapy clinic, we aim to give children the best possible shot they have at a prosperous adulthood, and we believe that starts with the foundations we build in childhood.
At our kids’ speech therapy clinic, we help your children overcome, or learn to deal with, any speech impediments, from articulation and stutters to neuromotor and cognitive disorders, as well as many other issues in between.
Within our behavioral therapy center in Orlando, we address behavioral issues and encourage healthier behaviors that can improve their lives significantly, including social and communication, attention behavior skills, positive generalization, and more.
The physical side of our occupational physical therapy center has been created to help with physical issues and disorders such as neuro-muscular deficits, and sensory-motor disorders, through to things like balance, posture, and gait training. Whereas the occupational side aims to help with things from sensory integration and play socialization skills, to behavior techniques and self-esteem.
BEST OCCUPATIONAL, PHYSICAL, SPEECH LANGUAGE THERAPIST IN ORLANDO, FL
We pride ourselves here in Orlando, FL at Amor Therapy Services for the work that we do to help children later in life by helping them now. There’s little that brings greater joy than knowing you’ve made a real difference in somebody’s life, especially when it’s a child and you know they have their whole, exciting life ahead of them.
As a physical therapist, you can see a child’s life changing in front of your eyes when you’re helping them to learn to deal with physical conditions, such as neuro-physical deficits, and overcoming issues with balance and range of motion. We know that our work is giving them a more able future.
Similarly, as a speech-language therapist, you can hear the changes you’re making, by helping the kids learn to communicate better, you can tell exactly how much you’re changing their lives. Along with the physical therapy we get to see the child’s confidence grow and grow, the more able and mobile they become.
Through our work in occupational therapy, it’s a truly inspirational thing to see children grow their confidence as they learn to integrate socially, learn to complete their schoolwork, and iron out their behavioral issues.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What's the difference between a speech therapist and speech pathologist?
There is typically no significant difference between a speech therapist and speech pathologist. Both terms refer to professionals with a master’s degree in speech-language pathology who diagnose and treat communication disorders. The terms are often used interchangeably, but “speech-language pathologist” is the preferred and recognized term.
What is the purpose of physical therapy and occupational therapy?
The purpose of physical therapy is to rehabilitate and improve physical function, mobility, and quality of life through exercises, stretches, and manual techniques. Occupational therapy focuses on enhancing a person’s ability to perform daily activities, promoting independence, and addressing physical, cognitive, and emotional barriers.
Is occupational therapy harder than nursing?
The difficulty of occupational therapy compared to nursing is subjective and can vary depending on individual strengths and interests. Both professions require unique skill sets and knowledge. Occupational therapy focuses on functional activities and rehabilitation, while nursing encompasses a broader range of medical care and responsibilities.
How does Occupational Therapy help speech?
Occupational therapy can help with speech by addressing underlying sensory, motor, or cognitive issues that may impact communication skills. Through techniques like sensory integration therapy, cognitive interventions, and oral motor exercises, occupational therapists can support the development and improvement of speech and language abilities in individuals.
Is Occupational Therapy the same as speech therapy?
No, occupational therapy and speech therapy are not the same. Occupational therapy focuses on improving overall functional abilities and independence in daily activities, while speech therapy specifically addresses speech, language, and communication disorders. However, there may be some overlap in certain areas of treatment for specific individuals.