Credentials
Jeanine Lindenstruth, OTR/L
- Maryland Occupational Therapy License
- Sensory Integration Certified
- Registered by the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy
- Member of the American Occupational Therapy Association
- Member of Sensory Integration International
- Owns and operates Theragro, Inc., a private therapy practice
Sensory Integration/Diet
Intervention
Evaluates, diagnoses, and treats sensory motor delays related
to sensory integrative dysfunction, autism, pervasive developmental
disorder, asperger's syndrome, and behavioral problems. Educates
parents/care takers, schools, and daycares in strategies to provide
the child with appropriate sensory input. Children approximately
8 years old and up are taught the "How Does Your Engine Run?" Alert
Program to self intitiate a sensory diet. Explores modifications
to child's environment to assist with sensory diet. Provides
sensory integrative techniques for sensory regulation.
Aiding Development
Evaluates, diagnoses, and treats fine motor development delays related
to the natural development process. Educates parents/care takers, schools
and daycares in the sequential growth of fine motor development. Promotes
home programming to address continued accelerated growth in the fine motor
area.
Daily Living Strategies
Evaluates, diagnoses, and treats activities of daily living deficits related
to cognitive delays, physical impairment, learning disabilities, apraxia,
neuromuscular impairment, and development delays. Provides appropriate
functional and activity based treatment to meet the needs of each individual
child. Explores alternative assistive devices and modifications to assist
activities of daily living. Communicates with parents/care takers, schools and
daycares as needed.
Handwriting Problems
Evaluates, diagnoses, and treats handwriting problems related to dysgraphia,
dyslexia, learning disabilities, physical impairment, visual motor delays,
and visual perceptual delays. Provides guided handwriting instruction for
both print and cursive. Explores alternative assistive devices and modifications
to supplement handwriting. Communicates with parent/care takers, schools and
daycares as needed.
Fine Motor Coordination
Evaluates, diagnoses, and treats fine motor coordination problems related
to developmental delays, apraxia, learning disabilities, physical impairment,
cognitive delays, neuromuscular impairment, and hand injuries. Provides
appropriate functional and activity based treatment to meet the needs of
each individual child. Explores alternative assistive devices and
modifications to assist fine motor coordination. Communicates with
parents/care takers, schools and daycares as needed.
