Clinical Therapies

Through the therapeutic application of singing, playing instruments, moving to music, listening to music and creating music, a student can progress toward meeting established goals and objectives. Students may also develop needed music skills in a therapeutic environment. 

• The primary focus of occupational therapy is to help students participate as fully as possible in their education, homes and communities.
   
• The school-based physical therapist looks at the student's physical functioning and its impact on learning, mobility, accessibility, and safety within the educational environment.

Speech and Language offers comprehensive student support services including the identification, diagnosis, and ongoing evaluation and monitoring of students with speech and language disorders that interfere with communication and educational development.