Pediatric Therapy - Approved

• Provides therapies for children with special needs that were unable to receive early childhood intervention due to age requirements
• • Owner
    Jaime Moran
  • Created On
    09-28-2023
  • Updated On
    11-26-2024
  • Update Reminder
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• How To Contact

  • Name
    Rosie Duran
  • Phone
    (915) 544-8484
  • Fax
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  • Email
    rosie.duran@pdnchildrens.org
  • Address
    1101 E Schuster Ave
  • City
    El Paso
  • State
    TX

• More Information

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  • Organization
    PdN Children's
  • Zip Code
    79902

• Helpful Links

  • Main Program URL
    https://pdnchildrens.org/programs/pediatric-therapy/

• Detailed Information

  • Therapies offered include the following: 

    Speech-Language Therapy

    For children with delays in comprehension, verbal expression, articulation, fluency, voice, executive functioning, and pragmatics (social skills). Social groups offered seasonally, Spanish/English bilingual evaluations are available. Quality care is provided to children of varying diagnosis to improve their communication skills using alternative communication strategies.

    Auditory-Verbal Therapy

    Family Centered intervention provided by auditory-verbal specialists to children with hearing loss who wear cochlear implants and/or Hearing aids. Specialists help develop listening and spoken language skills to children whose primary form of communication is oral communication with their parents.

    Occupational Therapy

    Intervention provided to children with delays in fine motor development, sensory integration, handwriting, feeding, and activities of daily living to help improve children's participation in everyday tasks through strength exercises, motor coordination, sensory activities, and/or adapting the children's environment.

    Feeding Clinic

    Feeding Team comprised of a Gastroenterologist, Dietician, Speech-Language Pathologist, Occupational Therapist, and a Parent Support Specialist. working together with the children and their parent(s) to assess, collaborate and determine the best plan of care for the children's who have poor feeding abilities. Using the SOS (sequential Oral Sensory) approach to feeding, the team works to increase the children's comfort with taste, texture, smell, and consistency of food and develop improved oral-motor skills to support safe eating, hydration, and nutrition.

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