Occupational therapy helps autistic children with the everyday skills and sensory needs that shape daily life, from getting dressed to handling a noisy room. In the Charleston area it is available through clinics, schools, and early intervention, though the number of pediatric OTs is limited. This page explains what OT does and how to find it in the Kanawha Valley.
Charleston nonprofit providing occupational, physical, speech and music therapy plus an autism socialization program for children birth to 18. Sliding-scale fees based on income and insurance.
Visit siteCharleston practice on Oakhurst Drive offering pediatric occupational, speech, physical and music therapy.
Visit siteCharleston early-intervention clinic offering occupational therapy for younger children alongside ABA and speech therapy.
Visit siteWest Virginia provider of pediatric occupational and speech therapy, including Birth to Three in-home services.
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