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Start the new school year with CTD
Connect the Dots, OT, PLLC invites you back this September!
Since 2005, CTD OT has been conducting OT consultations, evaluations and direct treatment for children ages 0-21. We treat our clients in our Manhattan sensory integration clinic on W.32nd and Broadway, as well as in schools and homes throughout Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn and Hudson County, NJ. We are a contracted agency with the NYCDOE for preschool and school age students in Manhattan and also have a clientele of private pay families who we assist with out of network reimbursement. We are actively working on becoming an In-Network provider with a few insurances!
Beyond the basic foundations of pediatric OT, our clinicians are particularly experienced in working with children with various sensory processing disorders. We provide in depth evaluations utilizing a multitude of standardized assessments in order to provide the best care possible for our clients. We value the importance of patient care and are huge advocates for quality patient/family engagement.
There is no time like the fall to start building these fundamental skills!
If you are interested, please contact Kristina, our office manager, at (212) 290-0290.
Great advice for helping children transition into the new school year with confidence. Preparation and support really do make a difference. I discovered this article while browsing after using virtual graph paper and found it very encouraging.
It’s great to see a practice that’s been around this long still prioritizing that family engagement piece — so much of OT success really does hinge on that connection. We started our son’s sensory integration therapy right around this age, and I wish we had found a clinic with this kind of depth of evaluation back then. Speaking of visual processing, I recently came across this bad quality image maker while looking for ways to make draft materials for his school less distracting — it’s a fun little tool that degrades images on purpose, which actually came in handy for creating low-stimulation visual aids. Anyway, it’s reassuring to see a place that values both standardized assessments and genuine patient care…
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