Children’s Service Center, together with its Robinson Counseling Center and Conyngham Primary Health Care Center, provides pediatric occupational therapy services to help individuals ages 0-18 perform meaningful activities or “occupations” to improve functioning, independence, and quality of life.

Areas of focus for children may include therapies designed to improve activities of daily living (ADLs), education, rest/sleep, play/leisure, and social participation.

Pediatric occupational therapy targets the client’s physical, developmental, and cognitive skills that are necessary to participate in these occupations, such as:

• Self-care training
• Visual and fine motor skills
• Balance/coordination
• Sensory processing
• Functional play
• Emotional regulation
• Social participation
• Caregiver education

Where to Find Us

Occupational Therapy at Children’s Service Center is in a comprehensive specialty care suite at 110 S. Pennsylvania Avenue, in Wilkes-Barre, PA.

Contact Fallon Gorski, MS, OTR/L at 570-825-6425, ext. 8040, or discuss your interest in occupational therapy with your provider.

This location is less than a mile from the main campus of Children’s Service Center on South Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre.

Hours of Operation
By Appointment

• Monday/Tuesday/Friday, 9 am-5 pm
• Wednesday/Thursday, 11 am-7 pm

Eligibility

Clients/families seeking services will need a referral/order from a licensed medical professional with prescriptive authority. Please fax written referrals to 570-574-4026.

Meet the Occupational Therapist

Fallon Gorski, MS, OTR/L, has served as a licensed occupational therapist since 2017, including more than three years in outpatient pediatric care settings. She earned her occupational therapy degree from Misericordia University, where her specialized studies included pediatrics, gerontology, and psychology. She has a focused interest to incorporate multi-sensory play and individualized interventions to support clients’ goals.

Fallon is highly trained and dedicated to helping clients learn or regain independence and perform daily activities by developing skills and modifying environments for success.

Occupational Therapy Improves Daily Living

Pediatric occupational therapy benefits a wide range of health conditions and is a resource for clients and families to access more integrated care. Areas of focus include neurologic, developmental, and cognitive conditions, and related physical/behavioral/emotional challenges. Some examples include:

• Autism Spectrum Disorder
• ADHD
• Developmental Delay
• Sensory Processing Disorder
• Feeding Concerns
• Cerebral Palsy
• Balance/Motor Coordination Disorders

Occupational therapy aims to enhance daily functioning and improve the quality of life for children and adolescents with these and other health challenges.

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