"Occupations" are how people spend their time engaging in meaningful, purposeful, and productive activities. Occupational therapists may assist people living with illness, injury, or disability to engage in their daily "occupations" in a more functional, successful, and independent way.
A child's development and daily challenges to their occupational performance are faced outside the walls of a therapy clinic. Why not address those skills in the environment in which the challenges occur?TOTAL POSS-ABILITIES believes each child and family is unique, and therapy can not only occur within the walls of a clinic to obtain the greatest outcome for your child. Together with families, we can develop a plan of care tailored to your families needs. TOTAL POSS-ABILITIES wishes to offer its' children and their families clinic and natural environment based services.
A different approach to your child's care
TOTAL POSS-ABILITIES' services may benefit children living with:
Anxiety
ADD / ADHD
Autism Spectrum Disorders
Cerebral Palsy
Developmental Delays
Down Syndrome
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Genetic Disorders
Handwriting Difficulties
Motor Coordination Issues
Prenatal Drug Exposure
Sensory Processing/Integration Disorder
Visual Perceptual Difficulties
and more......
Providing Children and Their Families Supports for Success!
Total Poss-Abilities is sponsoring the
First AnnualiCan Shine Bike Camp
coming to
Oklahoma City Community College
August 5-9, 2013
iCan Bike is a bike program that teaches individuals with disabilities how to ride a conventional two wheel bicycle and become a lifelong rider. iCan Shine partners with organizations/individuals around the US and Canada to bring a weeklong bike program (iCan Bike) to local communities. Each rider attends a seventy five minute session each day for 5 days, Monday-Friday. By the end of the week approximately 80% of our campers are riding independently. We can find more information about the program at www.icanshine.org
Benefits:
Increase in self-esteem & self confidence
Inclusion opportunities
Positive change in family dynamics
Improved quality of life through recreation
Independent transportation
Requirements for Participation:
Minimum age of 8 years old with a disability
Must be ambulatory without an assistive device
Able to side step in both directions
Able to wear a properly fitted bike helmet
Have an insean of 20 inches
Not exceed a 220 lb weight limit
If you are interested or know of someone that may be, please contact Nikki Williams at 405-607-4440 or nikki1055@gmail.com