OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Occupational therapy (OT) is a regulated healthcare profession dedicated to helping individuals of all ages participate meaningfully in everyday life.

For children, their primary "occupation" is to learn and grow through activities like playing, learning, socializing, and developing self-care skills.

Our team of occupational therapists supports children, teens, and adults who experience challenges with motor skills, sensory processing, social interactions, arousal regulation, and emotional regulation.

Through a holistic and creative approach, our occupational therapists collaborate closely with families, caregivers, and other professionals to foster each client’s independence and confidence.

 Our goal is to empower our clients to reach their full potential and enhance their quality of life through meaningful, goal-oriented activities.

  • If your child has challenges with:

    • Sensory processing

    • Regulation (issues with arousal and emotion regulation)

    • Gross motor skills (riding a bike, running, throwing a ball)

    • Fine motor skills (cutting, printing, fastening buttons)

    • Visual perception/visual motor skills (matching, printing, copying)

    • Play and toy use

    • Oral motor feeding skills (chewing, drinking)

    • Selective eating (restricted diet, strong avoidance or fear of certain foods)

    • Social skills

    • Toileting

  • Our team is trained in a variety of evidence-based treatment methods ensuring a personalized and holistic approach to therapy:

    • Sensory Integration

    • Ayers Sensory Integration®

    • Safe and Sound Protocol - (Polyvagal Theory)

    • Therapeutic Listening (Vital Links)

    • DIR®/Floortime

    • The Play Project®

    • SOS Feeding

    • Beckman Oral Motor Evaluation Protocol

    • Face Your Fears Program

    • Astronaut Training Program

    • Wilbarger Therapressure Protocol

    • Handwriting Without Tears

    • Incredible 5-Point Scale

    • Social Thinking Curriculum

    • Zones of Regulation

    • Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT)

    • Primitive Reflex Analysis and Intervention