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Our team provides assessment and intervention for mental health concerns with a focus on early intervention and early childhood.
We assess and treat children with a variety of diagnoses (ie. LD, ASD, SPD, ADD/ADHD, developmental delays, & physical disabilities).
Our team provides individualized assessment & treatment for a variety of communication disorders.
Our team evaluates and provides care for children with developmental and/or behavioural problems.
Breast and chest feeding support ensuring a supportive environment for every family.
Our Sports Medicine team specializes in the treatment of athletes and other physically active individuals.
Our team working with kids to achieve better physical and mental health.
Kidcrew is a forward-thinking clinic focused on cutting-edge scientific research and latest technology in kids’ health.
Allergy & Immunology Care for Pediatric Patients
Gentle Pediatric Adjustments
Navigating Parenthood with Confidence
Comprehensive Child-Centered Therapy
Breastfeeding Support & Guidance for Caregivers
Helping Kids Thrive in Daily Life
Natural Healing for Kids’ Wellbeing
Expert Foot Care for Children’s Health
Helping Kids Thrive in Daily Life
Promoting Movement & Pain Relief
Fostering development, health & curiosity
Navigating adolescence, growth & challenges
Empowering advice, support & guidance
Expert insights, practical solutions
Visual guides, education & tips
Your questions asked, our team of practitioners provide expert answers and guidance.
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Occupational therapy is concerned with promoting independence in activities of everyday life – or ‘occupations.’ Children’s occupations include: reaching developmental milestones, play, self care (eating, sleeping, dressing, grooming, bathing), academic tasks (handwriting, fine motor skills, attention/focus), and socializing.
In the pediatric environment, there can be a lot of overlap and similarities between occupational and physical therapy and these professions often work closely together. However, while OTs and PTs work together in various settings and often overlap, they also practice distinctly different therapy practices.
A child’s primary occupation is to play, which is how he/she learns and interacts with his/her environment and make sense of the world around them. It is through play that children develop motor skills, physical coordination, and many other very important skills …
Why does it seem like kids always resort to hitting, crying, or tattling rather than solving a problem more independently? There’s an effective two-step strategy for helping your child deal with conflict resolution.
All children experience some fear and anxiety. Not only is this normal, but it is protective. One of the easiest ways to determine if fear or anxiety has become too big is to see if it impacts the child’s functioning in any way.
Children and families have been thrown into a new world with minimal extracurricular activities, limited social interactions, increased safety protocols, and unpredictable shifts to online learning. As a result, it has been challenging for many families to remain patient and attentive with our children.
There are so many types of different therapists, and it can be challenging to figure out which one is the right fit for you or your child. We want to provide more insight into the different types of therapists available at Kidcrew and hopefully help you make a better-informed decision on which kind of therapy is best for your family.
