08/19/2026
When an SLP + OT team up, it’s more than twice the fun—it’s purposeful collaboration! 💙✨
Pediatric SLPs and OTs often work together because communication, sensory processing, motor skills, regulation, and participation are all connected.
🗣️ The SLP may target language, speech sounds, AAC, social communication, and functional communication.
👐 The OT may target fine motor skills, sensory processing, visual-motor skills, self-regulation, and activities of daily living.
🤝 Together, they can create opportunities for a child to communicate while moving, playing, regulating, problem-solving, and completing meaningful activities.
For example, an obstacle course might become an opportunity to:
➡️ Follow directions
➡️ Practice core vocabulary or AAC
➡️ Work on motor planning and coordination
➡️ Build regulation and attention
➡️ Practice turn-taking and social communication
➡️ Develop functional independence
The goal isn’t simply to work on two skill sets at once—it’s to help the child use skills together in the real world. 💙
At Moore Pediatric Therapy, collaboration means looking at the whole child and creating therapy experiences that are functional, engaging, and meaningful.
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