Services
Most services are available both in person or virtually.
Please contact us with any questions at 780-870-7227 or by email at Info@huntpsychologicalservices.com
Assessment
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We offer a wide variety of assessment tools to help families understand their child’s needs in ways which enable growth. Click here for details on Autism diagnosis. Click here for details on learning assessments. If you are interested in gaining a better understanding of your child’s strengths and needs please contact us.
Occupational Therapy
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Occupational Therapy seeks to address the needs of children and help them grow from where they are at. In this age category OT’s often work with children developing executive functions, practicing sensory integration, and/or targeting acute needs such as fine motor skills.
Speech & Language Pathology
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Given the age sensitive nature of language acquisition our SLP’s often work with children aged 0-5. Our team has expertise on a wide variety of early language challenges and work both with children and parents to foster rich language development opportunities.
Psycho - Educational Assessment
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Click here to see details on our learning assessments. Please call or email us for further information
Play Therapy
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A brain at play can be open to reshaping thoughts and emotions. This can be a powerful modality for children to process trauma, grief, and difficult life events. Sessions for children of this age begin following a meeting of the therapist and parent/guardian. This service is commonly offered by our family therapists.
Group Programs
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We proudly offer many groups - to see what is currently running check out our groups page.
Parent Education
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We offer parent education in two forms; groups and tailored parent education. For group parent education offerings check out our groups page. Commonly tailored parent education involves our Speech and Language Pathologists or Occupational Therapists providing parent consultation. Drawing from their experience these professionals help families create optimal environments for their children’s language development, regulation, motor development or any other area of desired growth.






