York Paediatric Therapy Services Inc

In a recent parent-teacher conference, the teacher expressed concern that your child may have a problem with certain speech or language skills. Or perhaps while talking to your child, you noticed an occasional stutter. Could your child have a problem? And if so, what should you do?

It's wise to intervene quickly. An evaluation by a certified speech-language pathologist can help determine if your child is having difficulties.

Sensory Yoga for Children starting in September (8 week sessions)
Monday PM + after school!

Speech Therapy services now available!
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday

How you can Parent a Child with Developmental Delays

Click here to listen to our podcast facilitated by Sara Dimerman & Rhona Feldt-Stein.

Every child is a gift!

York Paediatric is renowned for our work in Sensory Integration, Medek Therapy, Neurodevelopmental Therapy, Fine Motor and Handwriting Camps / Groups. Acquired Brain Injury, Developmental Delays, Autism and Learning Differences.

York Paediatric Therapy Service is committed to providing a comprehensive and proactive service to children from birth to adolescence. Our goal is to provide children, their families, caregivers, educators and those associated with them, the means to allow the child to function to their maximum potential at home, school, work and/or play.

Occupational Therapy for the Seriously Picky Eater

Click here to read the Toronto Star article featuring Rhona Feldt-Stein (York Paediatric Therapy Services)

By Katie Daubs (Staff Reporter - The Toronto Star)

Handwriting Camps - 2011

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Occupational Therapy

Occupational Therapy incorporates meaningful and purposeful occupation to enable people with limitations or impairments to participate in everyday life.

Medek Therapy

Medek therapy focuses on training movements that lead to sitting, standing, and walking. Muscles are trained for tasks, not in isolated movements.

Sensory Integration

A child swings on a tire and tosses balls through a hoop. The play may seem ordinary enough, but in the jargon of occupational therapists, these activities are known as sensory integration therapy.