Our Services
Gateway
Gateway focuses on providing specialized therapies for children with developmental delays, learning disabilities, and sensory challenges. Our team of trained therapists delivers evidence-based interventions tailored to individual needs, ensuring measurable progress.
Occupational Therapy helps children develop the skills needed for daily living, such as self-care, play, and school tasks. It addresses difficulties with fine motor coordination, sensory responses, attention, and adaptive behavior, using engaging, purposeful activities to build independence and functional participation in various environments.
Speech Therapy is a clinical service that supports children in developing clear speech, effective language use, and appropriate communication skills. It addresses difficulties in articulation, language comprehension, expression, social communication, and feeding or swallowing, using personalized strategies to help children communicate more effectively in everyday situations.
Behavior Therapy in a pediatric setting is a treatment approach that helps children manage and modify disruptive or maladaptive behaviors. It is grounded in the principles of learning theory and uses techniques like reinforcement, modeling and structured interventions to teach children new skills, appropriate behaviors and coping strategies. This therapy is effective for addressing a variety of emotional, social, and behavioral challenges in children.
Remedial Therapy is an educational intervention that targets specific learning challenges in areas like reading, writing, and math. Designed for children who struggle with academic skills due to learning difficulties or developmental gaps, it uses structured, individualized approaches to reinforce foundational concepts and improve school performance.
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Physiotherapy for children focuses on enhancing physical abilities such as strength, balance, coordination, and mobility. It supports the development of gross motor skills and treats conditions affecting movement due to injury, developmental delay, or neurological disorders, enabling children to participate more fully in physical activities and daily routines.
Sensory Integration Therapy is a specialized therapy for children who have difficulty processing and responding appropriately to sensory input—such as touch, sound, movement, or visual stimuli. The approach uses guided play and sensory-rich activities to help children better organize sensory information, which can lead to improved behavior, attention, motor skills, and emotional regulation in daily life.
