Comprehensive Therapy Service for Children from Toddler Through Teen - Children’s Special Services - Occupational therapy

Welcome to Children's Special Services, LLC.

Children's Special Services is occupational therapy for children who learn differently. We only hire qualified pediatric therapists. Each therapist is knowledgeable in various learning issues including AD/HD, Autism, handwriting, and fine and gross motor difficulties.

Learn more on how OT can help your child.

See how CSS can help your school's needs.

Enrollment is OPEN for ARS, inc seminars on the "Practical applications of recent research in Pediatrics"

April 24 May 15 or Aug 7

See full flier on Seminars page of our website

Enrollment is now open for Summer 2009 Programs. Click here for registration information.

Please call the office for details: Susan Orloff, OTR/L 770.394.9791

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Professional tutoring for your child

Grades K-College

Please call David Orloff, PhD 770.394.9791

or find more info on our resources page

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featured articles


	CONGRATULATIONS to Susan N. Schriber Orloff, OTR/L for being awarded Georgia OT of the Year 2006
	Read more about this prestigious award and nomination below: Nomination OT of the Year 2006 Susan N. Schriber Orloff, OTR/L, who has a very positive way of thinking "out of t ... more...

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	Handwriting on the Wall Program on sale now
	WIN TM Program is now available for purchase more...

	News You Can Use
	June 2009 "Why test for handwriting"? just fix it It ALWAYS comes up, my child "just needs help with handwriting" why do you have to evaluate him/her?" Or "I just had a full psycholog ... more...

A book designed to empower the parent, support the child and communicate with the teachers! Featured in the November edition of the National Education Association Journal.
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Click here to review the presentation by Susan Orloff, OTR/L at the latest Learning Disabilities of America conference in Pittsburg, PA 2007