What pediatric occupational therapy does for autistic children, how California pays for it, and where to find OT in San Bernardino and the Inland Empire.
OT helps with the everyday skills that make daily life work — motor skills, self-care, and, very often, sensory processing.
Play-based pediatric occupational therapy addressing sensory processing and emotional regulation, feeding concerns, transitions, daily living activities, fine motor development and social skills, at 10431 Commerce St, Suite A, Redlands.
Visit siteOccupational therapists work with children from birth through age 17 on feeding concerns, sensory processing, coordination, activities of daily living and fine motor skills, at 350 Terracina Blvd, Redlands.
Visit siteSan Bernardino County Public Health's California Children's Services Medical Therapy Unit offers occupational therapy, physical therapy and orthopedic and rehab clinics for children who qualify, at 485 Agua Mansa Rd, Colton.
Visit siteThe region's children's hospital, with an Outpatient Rehabilitation Center at 11406 Loma Linda Dr. Ask the hospital directly about pediatric occupational therapy referrals.
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