Services
Our mission is to provide high-quality, client-centered occupational therapy services that help children and adults build independence, confidence, and meaningful participation in everyday life. Through evidence-based practices, personalized care plans, and collaboration with families, educators, and caregivers, we address each individual’s physical, cognitive, sensory, emotional, and developmental needs.
Individual Sessions
Pediatric
Our individual occupational therapy services bring personalized, one-on-one support directly to your child at daycare. Sessions are designed around each child’s strengths, needs, and developmental goals, helping them build essential skills in a familiar environment. By providing therapy at daycare, the occupational therapist can address real classroom routines, collaborate with teachers, and help your child apply new skills throughout the day.
Key Components of Individual OT Services
Individual assessment and personalized goal setting
Targeted fine-motor, sensory, movement, and self-help activities
Support for classroom participation and transitions
Strategies for regulation, attention, behavior, and engagement
Collaboration with parents and daycare teachers
Ongoing progress monitoring and updated recommendations
Parent Membership Resources
Our parent membership gives families continued access to practical occupational therapy resources that can be used at home and incorporated into everyday routines. Members receive activity ideas, printable materials, educational videos, and helpful strategies focused on fine-motor skills, sensory regulation, self-help abilities, strength, coordination, movement, and child development. These resources help parents better understand their child’s needs and reinforce important skills outside of therapy sessions.
Individual Services at Your Child’s Daycare
Individual occupational therapy may be provided directly at your child’s daycare based on their specific needs. Services can address fine-motor development, sensory processing, self-help skills, developmental milestones, strength, coordination, play, behavior, and classroom participation. We work closely with parents and daycare staff to create consistent, practical strategies that support your child at daycare and at home.
We Come to Your Child
Therapy takes place directly at the daycare, reducing travel for families and allowing children to receive support in the environment where they learn, play, and interact every day.
Older Adults
Our individual occupational therapy services provide personalized, one-on-one support to help older adults remain safe, active, and independent. Each session is designed around the individual’s abilities, daily routines, health needs, and personal goals. Therapy focuses on making everyday activities easier and helping each person continue participating in the tasks and activities that matter most to them.
Key Components of Individual OT Services
Individual assessment and personalized goal setting
Self-care and daily living skill development
Fine-motor, strength, balance, and coordination activities
Fall-prevention and home-safety strategies
Sensory, cognitive, and energy-conservation support
Adaptive equipment recommendations and training
Family and caregiver education
Ongoing progress monitoring
Older Adult Membership Resources
Our older adult membership provides access to practical occupational therapy resources, guided videos, printable materials, and adaptable exercises. Resources focus on fine-motor coordination, sensory needs, strength, balance, movement, self-care, memory, and everyday independence. Members can work through activities at their own pace and incorporate them into daily routines at home or in a community setting.
Individual Services
Individual occupational therapy can address challenges related to aging, neurological conditions, injury, illness, or changes in physical and cognitive abilities. Services may include support for dressing, bathing, meal preparation, handwriting, medication routines, household tasks, mobility, fall prevention, and continued participation in hobbies and community activities.
Specialized services may also include LSVT BIG® for individuals with Parkinson’s disease and sensory-based strategies to improve comfort, regulation, and engagement.
Supporting Independence and Aging in Place
Our goal is to help older adults maintain their independence, confidence, and quality of life. Services may be provided in a setting that best supports the individual’s needs, allowing therapy strategies to be practiced within meaningful, everyday routines.
Daycares
Our daycare occupational therapy services bring practical, developmentally appropriate support directly to your center. We partner with directors, teachers, and families to help children strengthen the skills they need to participate successfully in classroom routines, play, learning, and self-care. Services can be customized for individual classrooms or the entire center and may include digital resources, professional guidance, classroom observations, and direct support from an occupational therapist.
Key Areas of Support
Fine-motor and handwriting development
Sensory processing and regulation
Self-help and daily living skills
Early childhood development
Classroom participation and transitions
Behavior planning and teacher support
Social interaction and play skills
Strength, coordination, and movement
Benefits for Your Daycare
Gives teachers practical strategies they can use throughout the day
Supports children’s participation, confidence, and independence
Helps staff recognize and respond to developmental and sensory needs
Promotes smoother routines and classroom transitions
Encourages collaboration among teachers, families, and the occupational therapist
Provides flexible support tailored to your center’s needs
Membership Options
Tier 1: Resource Library
Receive year-round access to a growing collection of research, printable resources, activity ideas, videos, and classroom tools. New content is added weekly and covers multiple areas of child development.
Tier 2: Ask the OT
Includes everything in Tier 1, plus direct email access to an occupational therapist. Teachers can ask questions, request strategies, and recommend topics for future resources. Responses are provided within 24–48 hours during the workweek.
Tier 3: Student and Classroom Observations
Includes everything in Tiers 1 and 2, plus five in-person or virtual student and classroom observations. Your occupational therapist provides customized recommendations, helpful resources, and collaborative strategies based on the needs of the children and classroom.
Additional Daycare Services
Additional support may include staff professional development, classroom transition assistance, sensory groups, self-help groups, fine-motor support, early-development programming, behavior planning, staff collaboration, and direct occupational therapy services. Programs can be customized according to the needs of your center—we come to you.
School and Academic Services
Occupational therapy (OT) in a school setting focuses on helping students develop the skills they need to succeed in their academic, social, and daily activities within the school environment. School-based occupational therapists work closely with students, teachers, and families to support a child's overall development and well-being, enabling them to participate fully in their educational experience.
Key Areas of Focus in School-Based OT:
Fine Motor Skills
Sensory Processing
Gross Motor Skills
Self-Regulation and Emotional Support
Social Skills
Adaptive Strategies and Tools
Academic Participation
Collaboration with Teachers and Families:
Occupational therapists work closely with teachers to create individualized education plans (IEPs) for students with specific needs. They provide input on accommodations or modifications needed to help the student succeed.
OTs also provide support and training for parents to help reinforce skills at home, ensuring consistency and continuity in the child's development.
Goals of OT in Schools:
The ultimate goal of school-based occupational therapy is to help students develop the skills necessary to participate fully in their education and daily activities, enhancing their academic performance and social engagement. This is done through fostering independence, self-confidence, improving the ability to complete tasks both inside and outside of the classroom, and supporting overall physical, cognitive, and emotional development.
Our services:
We offer comprehensive support services designed to promote student success and enhance classroom outcomes. Our services include hands-on training and resources for educators, including shoe-tying instruction for kindergarten and first-grade students, sensory groups tailored to student needs, and classroom tools aligned with the Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) framework.
Our goal is to empower both students and educators with practical strategies and resources that foster learning, independence, and inclusion. From early motor skill development to sensory integration and classroom management solutions, we are here to support the unique needs of each student and learning environment.
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