Susan N. Schriber Orloff, OTR/L

Children's Special Services, LLC

7501 Auden Trail

Atlanta, GA 30350

Phone: 770-394-9791

Fax: 770-394-7803

susanorloff@childrens-services.com

http://www.childrens-services.com/

Services for Children Ages 2½ to 15 Years 

Services Provided: Evaluation, Screening, Direct Therapy, Continuing Education Trainings, Consultation, Public Speaking, Seminars, and School Presentations. Groups include: Social Skills Groups, Sensory Skills Development Groups, Handwriting Groups, Develop n' Play Parent/Child Groups.

Areas of Focus/Practice Interest: Sensory Integration, ADHD/ADD, Autism, Asperger's, Behavior Disorders, Learning & Development Delays, Coordination Disorders, Handwriting, Social Skills, Perceptual Processing, Visual Processing, Emotional Adjustment Issues (to School), Transitional Abilities, Coordination, Organizational Skills, Play Therapy.

Memberships in Organizations: AOTA, NBCOT, GOTA

Established in 1990, Children's Special Services, LLC is dedicated to include the family in the therapy process. Accessibility and empathy are our hallmarks.

Susan Orloff, OTR/L is the author of the recently published book, Learning Re-Enabled: A Guide for Parents, Teachers, and Therapists. She is the owner of Children's Special Services, LLC, a provider of comprehensive therapy services for children aged 2½ to 15.

Orloff graduated from the University of Maryland with a B.S. in Special Education. She continued graduate studies in Occupational Therapy at the University of Pennsylvania and has been an Occupational Therapist for more than 30 years. During that time she has helped develop many programs for children who learn differently.

She participated in the early standardization of Ayres Southern California Sensory Integration Tests, a nationally used test for discerning sensory issues with children.

Her awards include "Outstanding Educator Award" from the South Carolina Occupational Association in 1981 and "Therapist of the Year" from Advnaced Rehabilitation Services, Inc. in 1994, Georgia Woman of Distinction 2004, Georgia OT of the Year 2006, Barbara Grant Merit Award 2008, and Exceptional Parent Magazine's Models of Excellence in the Education Profession Award 2009.

In addition, she has co-coordinated students internship experiences for various universitities and has served as a member for registered occupational therapists wishing to increase their therapy practice skills with children.