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Occupational therapy is designed to maintain, improve, or restore function of students in all education-related activities, including neuro-musculoskeletal function motor function including fine motor, oral motor, and visual motor integration sensory and perceptual function cognitive, and psychosocial function.

Occupational and physical therapy services are provided by NY State-licensed therapists to students mandated to receive such services as designated on their Individualized Educational Programs (IEPs). The New York City Department of Education provides school-based Occupational and Physical Therapy both in District 75, which provides citywide services for students with disabilities, and in general education school settings. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) identifies occupational and physical therapy as related services for eligible children ages 3-21 who require assistance to benefit from a free and appropriate public education in the least restrictive environment.

Therapy office coordinator pediatric therapy office - township of howell,