Speech Therapy
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Dr. Eva Lassey PT, DPT
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Dr. Yana Pekarski, DDS
Doctor of Dental Surgery
Dr. Eva Lassey PT, DPT
Dr. Eva has a doctorate in physical therapy and has always had an interest in researching ways of supporting children and people of all capacities to thrive in our world. As a specialist in the human body, general function, and movement, Dr. Eva is trained to identify and treat sensory processing difficulties that can manifest in various ways ranging from hypersensitivity to certain stimuli to difficulty with motor coordination. She has extensive knowledge and experience in working with individuals of all ages who may have various motor and sensory disorders, ranging from children with ASD, people living with cerebral palsy or intellectual disability, people suffering from neuromuscular and balance disorders, post-surgical recovery, problems after strokes and traumatic brain injuries, or even adults with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Her goal is for people of all ages to thrive, despite any contributing factors that may increase difficulty functioning in our world today.
Dr. Yana Pekarski, DDS
Dr. Yana is an experienced Doctor of Dental Surgery who takes a holistic approach to patient care. She focuses on each person’s unique sensory needs and behaviors to help create a calm and supportive environment—especially for those with sensory processing challenges. By using behavior management techniques and sensory-friendly methods, Dr. Yana ensures quality care for patients of all ages and abilities. She also works closely with other healthcare professionals, like occupational therapists and speech-language pathologists, to provide well-rounded, individualized care. Outside of her practice, Dr. Yana stays up to date with the latest research and education in sensory integration and dental care.
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