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EJ Therapy provides pediatric occupational therapy, physical therapy, and audiology services in the clinic and school setting.

We provide occupational, physical, and speech therapy services to typical and developmentally delayed children in our community, school based services in Wayne, Holmes, Stark, Richland, and Ashland counties. We also provide private and group therapy in our clinic.

11/02/2026

When you're asked to pick a favorite therapist...the most diplomatic answer we've ever heard!😂💙

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween from EJ Therapy! 🎃

Halloween can be exciting, but costumes, crowds, loud sounds and changes in routine can also feel like a lot for some children.

A few simple things can help:
-Let children practice wearing costumes ahead of time
-Keep expectations flexible
-Bring along a familiar comfort item if needed
-Take breaks when things start to feel overwhelming

Hope you get lots of candy, have a ton of fun, and have a safe Halloween! 👻

10/30/2026

Therapy isn’t only about what happens during a planned activity, but transitions are a key part of each therapy session!

Transitions can involve moving from the gym to a treatment room, shifting from one activity to the next, or getting ready to enter or leave therapy.

Those moments can involve communication, following routines, managing changes in expectations, regulating emotions, and staying engaged as the environment or activity changes.

For some children, transitions can be just as important to practice as the activity itself. Supporting those in-between moments can help sessions feel more predictable, manageable and successful.

10/29/2026

We’re so excited to welcome some new faces to the EJ Therapy team! 💙 But we still have room for a few more!

We’re currently hiring for two positions:

📚 Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA) – School-Based

⭐ Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) – Part-Time, Clinic-Based

If you’re passionate about helping children grow, learn, and reach their goals, we’d love to hear from you!

Interested in joining our team? Learn more and apply today!

🔗 www.ejtherapy.com/careers

10/28/2026

Rake, gather, scoop, and repeat. 🍂

Raking leaves may be a chore to some and a treat for others! This seasonal activity can be a simple way to work on movement, balance and motor planning, coordination and participation.
Scooping and gathering leave by hands also adds another layer of hands-on coordination and control as they work towards making that huge leaf pile.

The activity encourages kids to use both sides of the body together, move through space, practice balance and coordination, and stay engaged with a task from beginning to end.

Activities like this are a fun ay to bring a little bit of fall into therapy. ✨🍂

10/26/2026

A single picture can lead to a lot of language practice.

Speech therapists may use picture cards or books to work on naming familiar objects, describing what they see, identifying categories, making associations and learning new vocabulary.

As a child’s skills grow, the same picture can be used in more advanced ways, such as talking about what an item does, where it belongs, what it goes with, or using the word in a longer phrase or sentence.

Simple materials can be adapted in lots of ways to meet a child at their current communication level!

10/23/2026

There’s a lot happening in a group therapy session.

Kids may move between different activities, work alongside other kiddos, practice taking turns, follow directions, communicate with one another, and adjust to changes throughout the session.

Using a mix of tabletop activities, movement, and seasonal hands-on experiences gives therapists different ways to keep children engaged while supporting participation and interaction in a group setting. 🎃

10/21/2026

Books can create a lot of opportunities for communication, even when a child isn’t sitting through a full story.

Looking at pictures together can support vocabulary, labeling, imitation, gestures, answering simple questions and early communication. A therapist might point to pictures, model words, pause for a response, or use the book to encourage interaction in a way that matches the child’s goals.

Sometimes it’s not about reading every word on the page but about using the book as a simple, engaging way to build language.

10/19/2026

Physical therapy can look very different from one activity to the next. We fit a lot of great work into a single session!

A child may work on standing and balance during play, practice controlling their body in different positions, or build the skills needed to use a balance bike. Each activity gives the therapist a different way to support movement in a functional, age-appropriate way.

The goal is to help children develop the control, confidence and movement strategies they need for play, mobility and everyday participation.
When therapy is built into activities children enjoy, practice becomes part of the experience rather than something separate from it.

10/16/2026

You may see us use therapy or exercise balls in your child’s occupational or physical therapy sessions. These tools can be used for so much more than balance and core work.

Because the surface moves underneath the child, activities on a therapy ball can challenge postural control, endurance, coordination, balance and body awareness. They can also provide vestibular and proprioceptive input, giving the sensory system information about movement, position and how the body is moving through space.

Depending on the child and the activity, a therapist may use that movement to help support regulation, sensory processing, motor planning or participation in another task. Therapy balls are also wonderful at providing deep pressure to help calm a child.

Changing the child’s position, the amount of movement and the level of support can completely change what the activity is working on. Depending on what we’re targeting, a tool like a therapy ball can be used in so many different ways.

Address

2714 Akron Road
Wooster, OH
44691

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 7pm
Tuesday	9am - 7pm
Wednesday	9am - 7pm
Thursday	9am - 7pm
Friday	9am - 2pm

Telephone

+13302624449

Website

http://www.ejtherapy.com/

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