Therapy Services for Children

Every child develops differently. Sometimes a child needs extra support with communication, eating, sensory needs, movement, self-care, or other everyday activities.

At Advanced Therapy Solutions in Stillwater, Oklahoma, we provide speech and language therapy, feeding and swallowing therapy, and occupational therapy for children.

Our goal is to understand what is making everyday life difficult for your child and family, identify the skills that need support, and develop therapy around meaningful, practical goals.

You may have concerns because your child isn't talking as expected, is difficult to understand, struggles to put thoughts into words, stutters, or has difficulty communicating with other people.

Our speech-language team evaluates and treats a variety of communication needs, including:

• Speech and language delays
• Speech sound difficulties
• Childhood apraxia of speech
• Stuttering
• Social communication differences
• Communication needs associated with autism and other developmental conditions

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Feeding difficulties can affect nutrition, development, family routines, and a child's relationship with food.

We work with infants and children experiencing concerns such as:

• Breast or bottle-feeding difficulties
• Difficulty transitioning to solids or new textures
• Limited food variety or food refusal
• Difficulty chewing or managing food
• Oral-motor difficulties
• Coughing, choking, or other swallowing concerns
• Stressful or challenging mealtimes

Our team considers the whole child when evaluating feeding difficulties, including feeding skills, swallowing safety, sensory needs, development, and the family's concerns and goals.

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Everyday activities can become challenging when a child has difficulty with fine motor skills, coordination, sensory processing, attention, self-care, or independence.

Occupational therapy may help children with:

• Fine motor and hand skills
• Sensory differences
• Dressing and other self-care skills
• Handwriting and school-related tasks
• Coordination and motor planning
• Play and participation
• Feeding-related skills
• Everyday independence

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A child's needs do not always fit neatly into one category.

A child having difficulty with feeding, for example, may also have sensory, motor, or communication needs. An autistic child may benefit from support involving communication, feeding, sensory differences, or everyday independence.

Because Advanced Therapy Solutions provides multiple therapy services within one practice, our therapists can communicate and work together when a child's needs overlap.

You do not need to know which type of therapy your child needs before contacting us.

Tell us what you're noticing and what concerns you. Our team can help determine whether an evaluation is appropriate and which service may be the best place to begin.

Learn what to expect, whether a referral may be needed, and how to schedule an evaluation for your child.

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