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Pediatric Occupational Therapy Fort Worth
Fort Worth's #1 Pediatric Occupational Therapy Provider
We Teach The Skills Your Child Needs to Grow into a Functional and Independent Adult
Our Pediatric Occupational Therapy program
We believe that family involvement is key to a child’s success. Our therapists strive to work as a team with our families to ensure success at home and in the community.
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We are proud to have served more than 600 Dallas-Fort Worth area families.
Occupational therapy is often thought of as something for adults to re-learn skills needed to go back to work.
For children and pediatric occupational therapy, the concept is similar; we believe that it is a child’s job to play and develop core strength skills that will last a lifetime. Sometimes, children need some help to strengthen their hand muscles before they learn how to tie their shoes, or they need to be exposed to new and messy activities to become accustomed to coping with situations they may run in to on a daily basis.
Does your child need an OT assessment?
If you’re not sure if the difficulties your child is facing are normal, look below at some of the common issues that can be addressed with occupational therapy.
Call us today to learn more about our philosophy for care and how we can help your family.
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Our Occupational Therapists
Our staff works together to support and improve the quality of life for children and their family as a whole.
Heather Brown M.S., OTR
Occupational Therapist
Heather received her Master of science degree in Occupational Therapy from Brenau University in August 2016. Before joining the Goodwin Therapy Specialists team, Heather worked as an occupational therapist with a focus in pediatrics in Atlanta, GA as well as Denton, TX. Heather enjoys treating from a sensory integration approach and has received training in the astronaut program and Neuro Developmental Treatment (NDT).
JaNae Bryant, M.S., OTR
Occupational Therapist
JaNae received her Master of Science degree in Occupational Therapy from Texas Woman’s University in December 2017. Before joining the Goodwin Therapy Specialists team, JaNae worked as a special education teacher in Birdville ISD for 15 years and was the co-owner of a snow cone stand. Since joining the team, JaNae has received specialized training in Handwriting Without Tears Curriculum, SOS approach to feeding, retained primitive reflexes and Tr-Eat model.JaNae was voted Top Occupational Therapist by ThreeBestRated in 2018 and 2019
Heather Brown M.S., OTR
Occupational Therapist
Heather received her Master of science degree in Occupational Therapy from Brenau University in August 2016. Before joining the Goodwin Therapy Specialists team, Heather worked as an occupational therapist with a focus in pediatrics in Atlanta, GA as well as Denton, TX. Heather enjoys treating from a sensory integration approach and has received training in the astronaut program and Neuro Developmental Treatment (NDT).
JaNae Bryant, M.S., OTR
Occupational Therapist
JaNae received her Master of Science degree in Occupational Therapy from Texas Woman’s University in December 2017. Before joining the Goodwin Therapy Specialists team, JaNae worked as a special education teacher in Birdville ISD for 15 years and was the co-owner of a snow cone stand. Since joining the team, JaNae has received specialized training in Handwriting Without Tears Curriculum, SOS approach to feeding, retained primitive reflexes and Tr-Eat model.JaNae was voted Top Occupational Therapist by ThreeBestRated in 2018 and 2019
Heather Brown M.S., OTR
Occupational Therapist
Heather received her Master of science degree in Occupational Therapy from Brenau University in August 2016. Before joining the Goodwin Therapy Specialists team, Heather worked as an occupational therapist with a focus in pediatrics in Atlanta, GA as well as Denton, TX. Heather enjoys treating from a sensory integration approach and has received training in the astronaut program and Neuro Developmental Treatment (NDT).
JaNae Bryant, M.S., OTR
Occupational Therapist
JaNae received her Master of Science degree in Occupational Therapy from Texas Woman’s University in December 2017. Before joining the Goodwin Therapy Specialists team, JaNae worked as a special education teacher in Birdville ISD for 15 years and was the co-owner of a snow cone stand. Since joining the team, JaNae has received specialized training in Handwriting Without Tears Curriculum, SOS approach to feeding, retained primitive reflexes and Tr-Eat model.JaNae was voted Top Occupational Therapist by ThreeBestRated in 2018 and 2019
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Most major insurance companies have plans that cover our therapy services.
Check with your provider to make sure coverage includes the treatments Little Red Wagon Pediatric Therapy offers. If you have a question, or your insurance company is not listed below, give us a call – we’ll be glad to help.
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FAQ's
What to know about the initial evaluation
How long is an initial evaluation?
Evaluation length will depend on your child’s individual needs; an evaluation may last 1.5 to 2.5 hours.
Will the therapist who evaluates my child also treat my child?
All staff at Goodwin Therapy Specialists are highly qualified and work as a team to help your child meet their fullest potential. Depending on your child’s needs, family availability and therapist availability, it is possible your child will receive services with another therapist following the initial evaluation.
Do I need to bring anything to the evaluation?
Please bring your insurance card and a photo ID. If your child has previously received services from another source, whether it be a different facility or the school district, bring a copy of any prior evaluations/IEP.
What to expect when your child begins therapy
Do I need to be present for my child's therapy session? Can I observe the therapy session?
We deeply value family support and education and believe that it is the key to success when working with our families. For this reason, we do ask that parents plan to be part of their child’s therapy session.
It is important that you are an active participant in your child’s therapy to ensure carryover into the home/community and for the therapist to answer and address any questions or concerns you may have.
How long will my child require treatment? How many times a week will my child have to go to therapy?
The duration and frequency of your child’s treatment is highly dependent on the results of the evaluation, the child’s motivation to succeed and family participation.
Since our care plans are highly personalized to each child and based on the child’s needs and severity of their delay, therapy duration and frequency will be discussed at the end of the initial evaluation and following consequential re-assessments.
How long is each therapy session?
- Speech/feeding/myofunctionaltherapy sessions typically last 30-40 minutes.
- Occupational therapy sessions typically last 45-60 minutes.
How do I know what to work on at home?
At the conclusion of each therapy session, the therapist will provide you with strategies, techniques and written/verbal homework to complete at home until your next session.
