Anna Starr, an occupational therapy assistant, is one of 10 therapists who work at the Marion clinic. “We work on fine motor skills, social skills,” she said. “We work on expressive and receptive language. We have one therapist who works with hearing impaired children.”
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Occupational therapy assistant Anna Starr said she and the other therapists, as well as the child they serve, are more than happy with their new location. Much of the therapy offered is based on play and children’s activities. The new location has two big rooms with lots of equipment so children can play. “This is the fun place to be,” said Starr of the big new playroom.
A place where children with special needs can receive therapy to help them develop now has a new and bigger location with room for all kinds of activities and programs.
Anna Starr, an occupational therapy assistant, is one of 10 therapists who work at the Marion clinic. “We work on fine motor skills, social skills,” she said. “We work on expressive and receptive language. We have one therapist who works with hearing impaired children.”
Occupational therapy assistant Anna Starr said she and the other therapists, as well as the child they serve, are more than happy with their new location. Much of the therapy offered is based on play and children’s activities. The new location has two big rooms with lots of equipment so children can play. “This is the fun place to be,” said Starr of the big new playroom.
