CDK is a pediatric therapy clinic that provides occupational, physical, speech therapy, and nutrition services for children from birth through mid teens. Our therapists have advanced training in pediatrics and provide intervention for diagnoses and disorders including but not limited to: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Prematurity, High Risk Infants, Developmental Delay, Neuromuscular Disorder, Sensory Integrative Dysfunction, Feeding/Oral Motor Difficulty, Speech and Language Delay, Genetic Disorders, Attention Deficit Disorder, Disorders of Social Interaction and Communication.

Good to Grow is a comprehensive, multidisciplinary (occupational, physical, and speech therapy) program designed for children from 18 to 36 months of age who are demonstrating mild to moderate delays in development with a sensory and/or motor-based origin, difficulties in social-emotional and communication skills, or are at risk for or have a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Social skills intervention is provided in a small group format led by occupational, physical, or speech therapists. Each child MUST be evaluated prior to participating in a group (either private pay or authorized by regional center). This 14-week program involves social skills training. It includes a mandatory parent education portion of 15 minutes each session as well as weekly homework assignments. Please call for available openings.

This ongoing program children’s martial arts program helps your child grow mentally and physically! Children love to learn when they are having fun. This program will help improve confidence, increase concentration, develop coordination, build self-esteem, learn self-protection, and increase awareness. It is also a great way to make new friends!

When indicated, feeding intervention may be provided in an individual or group format. Feeding intervention programs are led by an occupational therapist trained in feeding, eating, and swallowing. In addition, collaboration with a speech therapist and/or dietician may be incorporated depending upon the specific needs of the child.