Therapy In Action

Summer camp

Art camp · Ages 4–12 · Half day · 9am–1pm

Summer day camp for children ages 4 to 12, held Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., with a drop-off option at 8:30 a.m. The air-conditioned space has a UV filtration system. The daily schedule includes gym play, group gym activities such as parachute play and relays, lunch, crafts, cooking, and water and sand play. An occupational therapist designs the activities, which can be adjusted so every child can take part. Each week has its own theme. Families register by emailing the clinic and use the registration form for camp rules.

• Summer dates not posted yet
• Activities: Art and Cooking

Occupational and physical therapy

Occupational therapy · Up to age 18

Pediatric occupational and physical therapy for children from birth to 18, in person at the Tarzana clinic or by telehealth. Care starts with an individual evaluation using standardized assessments when appropriate, clinical observation and caregiver interviews, then a treatment plan. Sessions use play and goal-directed activities pitched at a "just-right" challenge, and families take part in goal setting and learn strategies for home and school. Areas include sensory integration and processing, self-regulation, fine and gross motor skills, handwriting, visual-motor skills, motor planning, daily living skills and a therapeutic feeding program for picky eating, dysphagia and tube-to-oral transitions. Children seen include those with autism, ADHD, developmental delays, learning differences and genetic disorders. As a CDE certified nonpublic agency it provides on-campus, clinic-based and virtual school services and Independent Educational Evaluations, and it is on the North Los Angeles County Regional Center provider list.

• Occupational therapy, Physical therapy, Therapeutic feeding, Sensory integration and Independent Educational Evaluations
• Insurance: Regional center funded: vendored with a California regional center; Paid by a school district through an IEP (a nonpublic agency or school)
• Where care happens: At the clinic or office; At the child’s school or daycare
• Telehealth or video visits: yes

• Activities: Occupational therapy, Physical therapy, Feeding therapy, Testing & evaluation and Social skills groups