A Place to Grow

Occupational therapyUnclaimed listingDurham, NC

What they’re known for

A Durham clinic with a strong social-emotional and regulation focus alongside fine- and visual-motor work, plus school-based services — a thoughtful fit for children whose sensory and emotional regulation needs show up most in play and the classroom.

Sensory processing differencesSelf-regulationFine motorVision and visual motorSchool-based

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Questions about A Place to Grow

What kind of therapy does A Place to Grow provide?

A Place to Grow is listed for occupational therapy in Durham, NC.

Does A Place to Grow see children or adults?

A Place to Grow is listed as seeing children and teens.

What does A Place to Grow work on?

Sensory processing, self- and emotional regulation, social-emotional skills, play skills, fine motor, visual-motor, and graphomotor development.

Where is A Place to Grow located?

A Place to Grow is in Durham, NC.

How do I contact A Place to Grow?

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DrSensory guide

Getting occupational therapy for your child in Durham

Infants and toddlers

North Carolina Infant-Toddler Program, run by the North Carolina Early Intervention Section, part of the NC Division of Child and Family Well-Being, serves children from birth to age three. It provides occupational therapy among other services. No family is denied services because of the inability to pay.

On NC Medicaid

NC Medicaid covers medically necessary occupational therapy for eligible children. Ask A Place to Grow whether it takes your NC Medicaid plan.

With private insurance

Ask A Place to Grow whether it is in network with your plan. Confirm copays, visit limits and prior authorization for occupational therapy before the first visit, or ask for a superbill.

What occupational therapy helps with

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From DrParenting

Reads for parents

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