About Us
James Madison University’s Occupational Therapy Clinical Education Services (JMU-OTCES) is a dynamic clinical program offering pediatric therapy services to children and their families. We serve individuals who are experiencing difficulty in their daily routines, either as a result of a disability or a developmental delay.
Services include traditional one-on-one occupational therapy evaluations, interventions, and consultative services. Additional group programs and camps will be offered to address specific needs that cannot be adequately met by other community programs. The clinic operates with the support of JMU’s graduate occupational therapy program, with both students and faculty members collaborating on clinic events and services.
In addition to providing services for the children who are referred for occupational therapy, the clinic also strives to support and educate both caregivers and community members.
JMU-OTCES operates within JMU’s Institute for Innovation in Health and Human Services (IIHHS), which provides opportunities for student learning, faculty practice, and research while meeting community needs.
News & Events
- New Group Offerings for Summer!
Beginning the week of July 9th
- PACESS (Parents and Children Exploring Social Solutions) Specifically designed for parents
- Camp Adventure!4-th-6th grade boys (ages 9-12)
- Camp Adventure! 1st-3rd grade boys & girls (ages 6-9)
- Growing Great Girls, 6th-8th grade girls (ages 11-14)
- Let’s Pretend! Children ages 2-4
- Now offering Interactive Metronome (IM)! The IM program promotes improved motor coordination and attention.
