Joint Therapy Sessions

Typically Speech and Language & Occupational Therapy

Age Range: 1-25 years

Designed for: Speech & Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Families

Joint sessions take place with both an Occupational Therapist and a Speech and Language Therapist, targeting the child’s needs in both areas. The Occupational Therapist generally focuses on the child’s regulation and attention, while the Speech and Language Therapist focusses on developing communication.

Joint Therapy Sessions can include:

Listening and focus
Following instructions
Auditory processing
Receptive language (e.g. following instructions, understanding words and what people are saying, etc.)
Expressive language (e.g. slow to start speaking, grammatical errors, limited spoken language, taking time to think of what they want to say, etc.)
Social skills (e.g. conversational skills, interaction with peers, playing with peers, taking turns, etc.)
Speech sounds (e.g. speech that is difficult to understand)
Stuttering/stammering (e.g. repetition of words, words feel stuck, etc.)
Phonological awareness (e.g. difficulty with rhyming, sound awareness, literacy, etc)
Physical, sensory, cognitive and emotional functioning
Self-care skills
Motor skills
Social skills
Environmental adaptations
Parent and caregiver education

Joint Therapy Sessions

Joint Therapy Sessions can include:

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