Our Specialty Areas 

Early intervention therapy supports children from birth to age three who are experiencing developmental delays or have conditions that may affect their growth. These services, such as those provided through programs like Babies Can’t Wait, focus on helping children build essential skills like communication, mobility, social interaction, and problem-solving during the critical early years when their brains are developing rapidly. Early intervention is vital because it can improve a child’s ability to reach developmental milestones, setting the foundation for future success in school and daily life. By addressing challenges early, we can prepare your child with the tools and support they need to thrive.

Sensory integration therapy is a specialized approach that helps children who struggle with processing sensory information, such as sounds, touch, movement, or visual input. These challenges can make it difficult for kids to focus, stay calm, or participate in everyday activities. Through play-based activities tailored to your child’s needs, sensory integration therapy helps their brain better understand and respond to sensory input. This can lead to improved attention, emotional regulation, and coordination, making daily tasks like getting dressed, playing with others, or learning in school easier and more enjoyable. It’s a valuable way to help your child feel more comfortable and confident in their world.

Our vision program supports children with a range of eye conditions and visual perception challenges. We focus on strengthening ocular motor skills to address coordination issues like strabismus and convergence insufficiency. We also help with visual perception difficulties such as letter reversals, handwriting struggles, and challenges with visual discrimination, form constancy, and spatial relations. By improving these skills, our program enhances academic success, fine motor precision, and overall confidence in daily activities, to empower your child.

At Prosper Therapy, we use the Zones of Regulation framework to help children understand and manage their emotions effectively. Through this approach, we teach kids how to recognize their emotional states and introduce personalized tools to help them regulate their emotions and behaviors. This not only improves their self-regulation and focus but also enhances their ability to participate socially and build positive relationships. It’s a practical and supportive way to help your child navigate their feelings and thrive in different environments.

Our certified therapists specialize in the SOS Approach to Feeding, a child-led, family-centered method designed to address sensory-based and oral motor feeding challenges. Using a gradual, step-by-step process, we introduce new foods in a way that builds comfort and confidence for your child. Parents play a vital role in this process, partnering with us to create meaningful feeding outcomes. This approach helps expand your child’s food options, improves their nutrition, and reduces mealtime stress for the whole family.

We use specialized techniques to help integrate retained primitive reflexes, which can affect coordination, focus, and self-regulation. These early movement patterns, when not fully developed, may interfere with a child’s ability to sit still, process sensory input, and learn effectively. Through targeted activities, we support improved postural control, motor planning, and sensory processing, helping children gain better body awareness, emotional regulation, and readiness for learning.

We focus on building fine motor coordination to help children succeed in everyday tasks. Through fun and engaging activities, we strengthen hand-eye coordination and dexterity, supporting skills like handwriting, cutting, and other precise movements. By improving these foundational abilities, we aim to boost your child’s confidence and independence in both school and daily life.

These are essential tasks that help children develop independence, such as dressing, grooming, eating, and toileting. Occupational therapists support children in developing the motor, sensory, and cognitive skills they need to perform everyday tasks with confidence. Through personalized strategies and fun, hands-on practice, our therapists work closely with your child to help them overcome challenges and build independence. By improving their self-care skills, your child will not only feel more confident in their daily routine, but they’ll also be better prepared to participate fully at home, school, and in the community. 

Motor planning skills are the ability to plan, sequence, and carry out movements to complete tasks. For children, these skills are essential for everyday activities like dressing, eating, and playing. If a child has difficulty with motor planning, they may struggle with tasks that require coordination or timing. Our occupational and physical therapists help children improve motor planning by using targeted activities and exercises to enhance coordination, balance, and movement strategies. Strengthening these skills boosts a child’s confidence, independence, and ability to engage more fully in school and recreational activities.

Our specialized pediatric speech therapy services focus on helping children develop the communication skills they need to thrive. Our therapists work with children to improve oral motor skills, enhance language development, and provide training on AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) devices for children with speech difficulties. By using personalized strategies and hands-on activities, we help children improve their ability to communicate effectively, whether through speech or other means. This support is essential for boosting social interactions, academic success, and overall confidence, empowering children to express themselves and engage fully in everyday life.

Our Thrive Program is designed to help children 12 and older develop the essential life skills they need to become more independent and confident as they transition into adulthood. Some of these skills include meal preparation, community mobility, vocation training, managing finances, and navigating social situations. Our occupational therapists work closely with your child to practice these skills through real-life activities and personalized strategies. By focusing on life skills, your child will be better prepared for adulthood, with greater self-esteem, independence, and the ability to handle everyday challenges. The Thrive Program equips your child with the tools they need to succeed at home, school, and beyond.