Michigan Pediatric Therapy

About Michigan Pediatric Therapy

Michigan Pediatric Therapy is a pediatric therapy clinic in Farmington Hills, Michigan, serving children from birth through age 12. The practice provides occupational therapy with a strong focus on feeding, oral-motor function, sensory integration, and child development. The clinic describes its care as gentle, hands-on, and individualized, with sessions paced according to each child’s comfort level. Its team emphasizes a warm, supportive environment where children can learn through play and where families can better understand their child’s developmental needs. The clinic states that treatment is guided by experience and evidence-based practices, with the goal of helping each child build function and independence.

Its occupational therapy services are designed for children who may be dealing with sensory processing difficulties, picky eating, breastfeeding or bottle feeding challenges, tongue tie related concerns, autism, ADHD, learning difficulties, fine motor delays, coordination problems, behavioral or emotional challenges, and self-care limitations. Treatment may address handwriting, dressing, grooming, visual-motor skills, oral-motor skills, reflex integration, and sensory function. Michigan Pediatric Therapy also offers feeding therapy, sensory integration therapy, oral-motor therapy, and pediatric myofunctional therapy. The team includes founder Magda Girao, OTRL, CST-D, NDT, who has more than 20 years of occupational therapy experience and advanced craniosacral therapy certification; Katelyn Slifco, MOT, OTRL; and Taylor Caldwell, occupational therapist. The clinic’s first visit includes multiple assessments, followed by a goal-based treatment plan and home programming to support progress beyond the clinic.

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