GiGi’s One-on-One Occupational Therapy Program

The GiGi’s One-on-One Occupational Therapy program is designed to support the health, well-being, independence, and confidence of individuals with Down syndrome in a fun, encouraging, and personalized environment.

Through individualized activities and support, participants build important skills such as fine and gross motor development, functional movement, sensory processing, emotional regulation, executive functioning, daily living skills, social interaction, cognitive development, and community and vocational readiness. The program helps individuals grow in confidence and independence so they can participate more fully in the everyday activities that matter most to them and their families.

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Goals

  • Strengthen Functional Motor Skills
    Improve fine motor, gross motor, coordination, balance, strength, and visual-motor skills needed for play, learning, handwriting, and everyday movement.
  • Support Emotional Regulation and Social Development
    Help individuals build self-confidence, social interaction skills, emotional regulation, attention, and problem-solving abilities.
  • Increase Independence in Daily Activities
    Support the development of self-care and daily living skills such as dressing, feeding, grooming, organization, and participation in home, school, and community routines.
  • Promote Lifelong Participation and Success
    Encourage growth in executive functioning, community participation, vocational readiness, and adaptive skills to support meaningful engagement throughout life.

Benefits

  • Improved Independence and Confidence
    Individuals gain skills that help them complete everyday activities more successfully and confidently.
  • Greater Participation in School, Home, and Community Activities
    Enhanced motor, sensory, and social skills allow for fuller participation in meaningful daily experiences.
  • Enhanced Emotional and Sensory Regulation
    Participants learn strategies to better manage emotions, transitions, attention, and sensory needs.
  • Increased Readiness for Future Opportunities
    Development of functional, social, and vocational skills helps prepare individuals for greater independence across all stages of life.
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Questions about Occupational Therapy programs?  Email us at [email protected].