3 Best Occupational Therapists in Anchorage, AK

" All for Kids Pediatric Therapy Clinic is owned and operated by Tracey Keaton, CCC-SLP, and Erin Cowell, OTR/L. Erin graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a Bachelor of Science degree in Occupational Therapy. Tracey graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from Colorado State University and a Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from Fort Hays State University. They aim to work with the whole family to develop positive, cooperative behavioral habits and constructive problem-solving skills. All their skills are strengthened by innovative research on their ability to pay attention, stay calm, and practice self-care strategies such as personal care, grooming, and dressing. They have therapies such as Difficulty Self-Calming, Emotional Reactivity, and Difficulty with Sleeping. Their therapists are constantly adding new techniques and certifications to better address your child's needs. All of their therapists are also trained in trauma-informed therapeutic care.

" Alaska Pediatric Therapy LLC is owned and operated by Laura Harris, PT, DPT, C/NDT with over 30 years of experience. She became interested in pediatric physical therapy during her high school years. The clinic helps children develop functional and gross motor skills through reinforcing, stretching, balance activities, play therapy, and home activity recommendations. They focus on fine motor, visual-motor, and sensory processing skills needed to complete basic activities of everyday life. They provide advancement to the next developmental knowledge or higher during the three-to-four-week program. The services include pediatric physical therapy, splinting, casting, orthotics, and obtaining adaptive equipment.

" Ability Group provides services for language-based education and processing disorders in a family-friendly environment where kids can play and parents can connect. Their therapists are nationally certified, state-licensed, and active members and leaders of the Anchorage therapy community. Their treatment rooms and innovative equipment are designed to mirror playful activities for the child, yet the therapists draw upon comprehensive training to offer challenging therapeutic action aimed at developing greater abilities and skill levels. Their office is a family-friendly place where siblings play and parents interact. They have Anne Hazelton, an Educational Remediation Therapist who specializes in reading, spelling, and writing instruction for students with dyslexia, language disorders, and school underachievement.