Business Details
22 Years
experience
Pediatric Occupational Therapy Services in Teaneck, NJ
Established in 2004, Jasons Sensory Gym provides individualized pediatric occupational therapy services designed to address developmental challenges through a parent-friendly, child-centered approach. Our facility maintains a strict one-on-one therapist-to-child ratio during private sessions to ensure focused, productive treatment in a safe, modern environment. Located in Teaneck, New Jersey, we serve families across the tri-state area with comprehensive evaluations and customized therapeutic programs.Our founder, Jason Bernath, brings over a decade of experience and dual licensing in New York and New Jersey to deliver play-based therapy that fosters independence and functional improvement. We maintain direct communication with schools and camps while offering home program support to reinforce therapeutic progress. Client testimonials consistently highlight our therapist's professionalism, compassionate care, and measurable success in helping children overcome developmental obstacles.
Services
Sensory Integration Therapy
Handwriting Without Tears
Interactive Metronome
Therapeutic Listening
Comprehensive Evaluations
Treatment Sessions
School Communication
Home Programs
Details
- Year established: 2004
Highlights and features
- We maintain a strict one-on-one therapist-to-child ratio during private sessions
- Our therapist holds dual licensing in New York and New Jersey
- We develop customized therapeutic programs tailored to each child's specific needs
- We provide direct communication with schools and camps regarding treatment progress
- Our founder brings over a decade of specialized pediatric occupational therapy experience
What people say
Made magic
Phenomenal
Professionalism and compassion
Successful treatment
Boundless energy
Services
Sensory Integration Therapy
Utilizing suspended equipment and multi-sensory tools to help children process environmental stimuli. This therapy improves sensory processing through structured activities addressing movement, touch, smell, and sound. Designed to enhance functional performance in children with sensory integration challenges.
Handwriting Without Tears
Developmental handwriting instruction using multisensory techniques. This program teaches natural print and cursive writing through tactile activities that improve letter formation, spacing, and writing fluency for children with handwriting difficulties.
Interactive Metronome
Technology-based program improving attention, motor planning, and sequencing skills. This intervention strengthens cognitive capacities and motor skills through rhythmic exercises that enhance timing and coordination abilities in children.
Therapeutic Listening
Sound-based intervention combined with sensory integration techniques. This approach addresses auditory processing challenges and improves posture, movement, attention, and language skills through structured listening protocols.
Comprehensive Evaluations
Detailed assessments combining clinical observations with parent-child interviews. These evaluations identify specific developmental needs and form the basis for customized treatment plans addressing each child's unique therapeutic requirements.
People
Jason Bernath
Sole Proprietor & Therapist
Licensed occupational therapist with over 10 years of experience treating pediatric developmental disorders. Holds dual licensing in New York and New Jersey, and is certified in school-based therapy. Specializes in sensory integration and play-based interventions.
Questions
What ages do you treat at Jason's Sensory Gym?
We treat children from birth through high school age with various developmental and sensory processing challenges.
What makes your therapy approach unique?
Our one-on-one therapist-to-child ratio ensures personalized attention, while our parent-friendly programs maintain consistency between sessions and home environments.
Do you accept insurance for occupational therapy services?
We accept in-network insurance with proper documentation including physician prescriptions, medical necessity letters, and evaluation reports as required by insurance providers.
How do you coordinate with schools and educators?
We maintain direct communication with schools and camps, sharing treatment insights and developing home programs to support classroom implementation of therapeutic strategies.
What types of developmental issues do you address?
We specialize in sensory integration dysfunction, autism spectrum disorders, attention deficit disorders, and other learning disabilities affecting motor skills, coordination, and daily living activities.
