Who do we see at Green Jellybean?
Torticollis/Infant Delays
Torticollis/Infant Delays
Torticollis/Infant Delays
Torticollis is commonly seen when an infant tilts his/her head to one side. Position in utero, sleeping, and feeding can all relate to asymmetry in neck muscles. We facilitate strengtheing and stretching during play and positioning tips for feeding and sleeping.
Picky and Non-Eaters
Torticollis/Infant Delays
Torticollis/Infant Delays
Selective eaters can result from a variety of reasons including sensory avoidance, low oral muscle tone and a weak tongue muscle. Prematurity or breech positioning often correlate to picky eaters as well. We also work with children transitioning from a g-tube to oral feeds.
Sensory Dysregulation
Torticollis/Infant Delays
Sensory Dysregulation
Sensory dysregulation relates to touch, sound, smell, sight, and/or taste being inconsistently over or under responsive. Vestibular input may also vary in how the child accepts movement. We teach strategies using proprioceptive input and other methods to help regulation for optimal arousal state.
Neuromuscular/Genetic Disorders
Neuromuscular/Genetic Disorders
Neuromuscular/Genetic Disorders
We work with a variety of neuromuscular and genetic disorders that affect coordination, balance, and strength that challenges a child's gross and fine motor skills. Overall mobility and fine motor skills for self-care are all practiced for optimal independence. Adaptive equipment, orthotics and kinesiotaping are resources we can help you with!
Developmental Delays
Neuromuscular/Genetic Disorders
Neuromuscular/Genetic Disorders
Often children express a delay in an area or multiple areas of development that benefit from professional intervention. Your child does not need to have a diagnosis to benefit from therapy. We evaluate multiple areas of development and often make referrals to other specialities when needed.
Autism/ADHD
Neuromuscular/Genetic Disorders
Autism/ADHD
The prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorders and ADHD have grown exponentially. We are quite familar with the social, language, and behavioral challenges that may be difficult to work through. We believe that every child deserves opportunities to have friendships, participate in social events, and gain as much independence as possible in life.