​Young Adult Therapy

Ages 14 – 30
​Providing OT, Speech, and Social Groups 

Occupational Therapy

​Occupational therapy sessions incorporate a range of activities tailored to the specific needs and interests of the individual. Therapists may focus on enhancing fine and gross motor skills, sensory processing abilities, cognitive and executive functions, and social-emotional development. These interventions can include engaging in purposeful tasks, practicing self-care routines, participating in recreational activities, and building vocational skills.

​Speech and Language Pathology

In therapy sessions, SLPs employ a variety of evidence-based techniques and interventions tailored to the unique needs and abilities of each young adult. They focus on improving speech clarity, articulation, voice production, fluency, and comprehension. Additionally, SLPs work on expanding vocabulary, grammar, and expressive language skills to enhance overall communication effectiveness.
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Social communication plays a vital role in the lives of young adults, and SLPs strive to develop their social interaction abilities. This includes understanding social cues, engaging in conversations, using appropriate non-verbal communication, and developing social pragmatics.

Social Groups

Social groups for young adults provide a supportive and inclusive environment where individuals can connect, engage, and develop meaningful relationships. These groups aim to promote social interaction, foster a sense of belonging, and enhance social skills among participants.

Led by trained facilitators, social groups offer a structured and safe space for young adults to practice and refine their social abilities. The activities and discussions within the groups are designed to encourage communication, collaboration, and cooperation. Through shared experiences, participants have opportunities to develop interpersonal skills, such as active listening, turn-taking, empathy, and conflict resolution.

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