Occupational Therapy

Occupational Therapy at Neuro-Vision & Rehabilitation Center

At our center, we take a whole-body, whole-brain approach to care. Occupational Therapy (OT) plays a vital role in that mission, particularly when it comes to primitive reflex integration. Primitive reflexes are automatic movement patterns present in infancy that typically fade as a child’s brain matures. When these reflexes persist, they can interfere with motor coordination, attention, balance, reading, writing, and overall independence.

Our occupational therapy program helps patients integrate these reflexes while building the skills they need for daily life. This may include learning to hold a pencil, improving balance and coordination, tying shoes, regaining independence after an injury, or simply engaging more confidently in everyday routines.

Who Benefits from Occupational Therapy?

Occupational therapy with reflex integration is especially helpful for:

• Children with developmental delays, ADHD, or learning challenges

Retained reflexes can affect focus, handwriting, coordination, and overall school success.

• Patients with sensory processing difficulties

OT strategies help regulate responses to sound, touch, and movement, reducing overwhelm and increasing comfort in daily environments.

• Individuals recovering from brain injuries or concussions

Reflexes may re-emerge after trauma. Therapy helps reintegrate them while restoring balance, coordination, and motor control.

• Patients in vision therapy

Reflexes strongly influence visual-motor development. OT enhances outcomes by preparing the nervous system for higher-level visual skills. In our clinic, our Vision Therapist and Occupational Therapists work hand in hand to help the child achieve their full potential.
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Why Choose Our OT Program?

What sets our OT program apart is how it complements the other services we provide. Primitive reflex integration is woven into treatment alongside sensory-motor activities, vision therapy, and neuro-rehabilitation. This comprehensive model supports not just isolated skills but lasting brain and body change.

As our practice grows, we are expanding our occupational therapy offerings to reach more families who may not realize reflex integration is the missing piece in their child’s, or their own development. Our goal is to provide patients with the tools they need for independence, learning, and long-term wellness.
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Interested in learning more?

Contact us today to schedule an evaluation and see if occupational therapy is the right next step for you or your loved one.