About our clinic

What’s The Difference Between School Based OT and Clinic Based OT?

Occupational therapy (OT) is a form of therapy that helps people of all ages develop or regain the skills necessary for daily living. OT can be provided in various settings, including schools and clinics. While both school-based and clinic-based OT have the same goal of improving a child’s skills, there are some key differences between

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Occupational Therapy: What is it and does my kid need it?

Pediatric occupational therapy is a specialized field of therapy that focuses on helping children develop the skills they need to succeed in daily activities. The goal of pediatric occupational therapy is to help children build their physical, cognitive, and social abilities so that they can become more independent and participate fully in school, play, and

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The Case Against ABA Therapy

We are often asked for referrals for ABA (Applied Behavioral Analysis) therapists and our short answer is “We do not recommend ABA therapy”. Let me give you some background. I (Brittney) was an ABA therapist while I was studying to become an OT. I was so excited to gain experience working with autistic children to

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Our Clinical Approach

Behavioral Change Requires Relational Security At AVCTC we believe that children’s behaviors are their best available way to communicate their state of regulation and/or current abilities. We have tossed aside the common notion that children primarily use behavior either to get something or to get out of something. The scientific community is now recognizing that there is

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