Occupational Therapy

Our skilled occupational therapists work with children facing challenges due to
developmental delays, neurological conditions, injuries, or sensory processing
disorders. Through assessment and personalized intervention plans we help children
improve their ability to engage in self-care, academic and leisure activities with
independence and confidence.

– Delayed fine motor skills (handwriting, pencil grasp, cutting, drawing)
– Physical milestones
– Emotional regulation
– Play and social skills
– Self-care tasks (dressing, toileting, eating)
– Sensory processing skills
– Motor vehicle accident recovery
– Concussion and brain injury
– Academic issues
– Mental health
– Executive functioning

Play Therapy

Play therapy is a therapeutic approach that uses play to help individuals, especially
young children, express emotions, develop problem-solving skills, and process
experiences in a safe and supportive environment. It is particularly beneficial for those
facing emotional, behavioral, or developmental challenges due to trauma, illness, or life
changes.
Through guided activities such as storytelling, role-playing, art, and sensory play, our
experienced psychotherapists help children communicate their thoughts and feelings in
ways that may be difficult to express verbally. Play therapy can improve emotional
regulation, social skills, and coping mechanisms, fostering overall healing and well-
being.
At Vitality Rehabilitation, we integrate play therapy into our treatment plans to support
emotional and psychological recovery. Our trained psychotherapists tailor sessions to each individual’s needs, creating a compassionate and engaging space for growth and
healing.

Psychotherapy

Pediatric psychotherapy is a specialized form of therapy designed to support the
emotional, behavioral, and mental health needs of children and adolescents. It provides
a safe and nurturing environment where young individuals can express their thoughts
and feelings, develop coping skills, and work through challenges such as anxiety,
depression, trauma, or behavioral difficulties.

Using age-appropriate techniques such as talk therapy, play therapy, cognitive-
behavioral therapy (CBT), and family counseling, our skilled therapists help children
build resilience, improve emotional regulation, and strengthen social interactions.

Yoga Therapy

Yoga for kids offers a fun and engaging way to promote physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Through playful yoga poses and breathing exercises, children learn to feel calm and relaxed while improving their flexibility and strength, making movement and play easier. Mindfulness activities help enhance focus at school and home, while calming techniques reduce feelings of anxiety and stress. Practicing yoga before bedtime encourages better sleep by allowing kids to unwind. As they master new poses and skills, children build confidence and self-esteem, fostering a sense of accomplishment.

Yoga also supports emotional well-being by providing a healthy outlet for self-expression through movement. In a safe and supportive environment, kids can explore and grow at their own pace, developing social skills by making friends and working together in group sessions. Additionally, yoga promotes a healthy lifestyle by reinforcing the importance of movement, relaxation, and balanced nutrition.