About Us
Our Mission
We believe that children and their families learn and grow together. A solid foundation, established early on in life, indicates a positive prognosis for future success. Each child develops at their own rate and we aim to meet them where their current strengths are, while assisting them in making progress towards their goals. We help children learn the skills required to independently engage in the world around them.
Play OnWords Therapeutic Services came about from a passion for serving our vibrant community. The children of the Virgin Islands are enthusiastic, unique, and thriving. Our goal is to provide services to ensure everyone has the opportunity to reach their full potential!
Where We Can Help:
Speech - Language Therapy
Articulation
Expressive / Receptive Language
Stuttering / Fluency
Alternative and Augmentative Communication
Childhood Apraxia of Speech
Social Communication
Early Intervention
Physical Therapy
Toe Walking
Gross Motor Delay
Fine Motor Delay
Developmental Delay
Post-surgical Rehab
Orthopedic Injuries
Scoliosis
Torticollis
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Occupational Therapy
Emotional Regulation
Fine Motor Skills
Gross Motor Skills
Sensory Processing
Executive Functioning Skills
Visual Motor Skills
Activities of Daily Living / Independence
Play OnWords
Services
Speech and Language Therapy
What is it?
Pediatric Speech and Language Therapy covers all aspects of communication, from birth into adulthood. As soon as a baby is born, they’re communicating with their environment using strategies like eye-contact and crying. As that baby grows the communication demands become more complex. Communication is the essence of human interaction, the process by which we express ourselves and engage in the world around us.
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A Speech and Language Pathologist (therapist) addresses all aspects of communication. This may include; increasing expressive language, supporting language comprehension, stuttering, improving speech sound clarity, and finding alternative methods of communication for non-verbal children.
Occupational Therapy
What is it?
Occupational Therapy (OT) helps children succeed and function in the most important areas of their lives; self-care, school, and play. These are considered a child’s occupations. An Occupational Therapist looks at a child holistically to determine where delays or limitations exist and how to overcome them. If a child is displaying physical, social, emotional, or cognitive delays, they may benefit from the support of an OT. Our method is to examine all systems, sensory, cognitive and emotional, in order to obtain a comprehensive picture of the child
and how to best support their development.
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