Peak Potential Therapy, Occupational Therapist Near Me in Northfield, OH 44067

Occupational Therapist in Northfield, OH

Peak Potential Therapy

Speech, OT, & Behavior Therapy for kids w/ Special Needs

7689 Sagamore Hills Blvd

Northfield, OH 44067

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Peak Potential Therapy offers therapeutic services such as speech, behavior & occupational therapy for children with autism and special needs in the greater Cleveland/Akron communities.

Peak Potential Therapy aids in a child's abilities to independently and successfully function their very best and communicate to the best of their ability. Every client is helped to reach their "peak" potential.

Licenses/Certifications

Certified and Licensed Occupational Therapist (OTR)

Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA)

Education

Services are based on researched based theories and models, which are utilized in a manner to specifically meet the needs of each individual. It is important to have a family-centered approach, while taking advantage of natural settings.

Bio

Services are individually developed to address varying skills and each family's specific needs. Speech-language therapy emphasizes social communication, emotional regulation, independence, skill development, & happiness of the child.

All services complement and support the child and family by teaching in an environment that is suitable to meet the child and family's needs.

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Payments Accepted

All major health insurances, ohio autism scholarship, jon peterson special needs scholarship, all major credit cards, carecredit, and more

Hours

M-f 8:30 am to 6:30 pm

Practice Areas/Issues Treated

Occupational Therapy

Children and Youth

Mental Health

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