• What is Occupational Therapy?
    Occupational Therapy is a related service, which is designed to help students within a school setting who are showing an educational related difficulty, which impairs his/her ability to function in the school environment. Occupational Therapists use purposeful activity to facilitate a student’s active participation in the areas of self-care, academic and /or vocational pursuits, as well as play and leisure activities. Using direct and indirect services, as well as assistive technology and environmental modifications, school occupational therapists collaborate with parents, teachers, and other educational staff to help implement a child’s program. The goal of services is to assist a student in functioning within the school setting.

    Who provides Occupational Therapy services in Folsom School?
    The district currently contracts with 1 Occupational Therapist on a part-time basis.

     

    Please call (609)561-8666 ext. 118 with any questions or concerns in regards to Occupational Therapy.

     

    What is Physical Therapy?

    Physical Therapy is a related service, which is designed to help students access their school environment and participate safely and to the best of their ability in their academic curriculum. School physical therapists address functional limitations such as difficulties with mobility, transitions or gross motor skills, as well as interventions that address impairments that contribute to those functional limitations such as posture, balance, strength, and coordination. Difficulties in these areas must impact upon student participation in their educational program and environment.

    Who provides Physical Therapy services in Folsom School?
    The district currently contracts with a Physical Therapist on a part-time basis.

     

    Please call (609)561-8666 ext. 118 with any questions or concerns in regards to Physical Therapy.