Occupational Therapy
You want to make life easier for your child and your family.
We work with clients on the everyday activities of life. From playing and interacting with friends, being ready to learn and attend at school, managing homework and stressors of daily life, going out in the community with family and friends, to self-care skills, occupational therapy can help.
Occupational therapists strive to empower and equip our clients with the tools, skills, and confidence they need to be successful in their daily lives. We provide guidance and resources to parents and caregivers, helping them to better understand how to best support their child’s development at home, school, and within the community.
Interventions are used to increase independence in daily tasks through the promotion of self-regulation, sensory processing skills, executive function (organization, planning, working memory, etc.), and self-management skills, and the establishment of a sensory diet and healthy, structured routines that work for you and your family.
We meet families where they’re at.
Occupational therapy sessions can take place anywhere: at our office, in your home, or out in the community. Practicing skills in various environments helps children transfer what they learn in therapy to everyday situations, improving overall independence.
Here’s How to Learn More About Occupational Therapy:
1. FILL OUT INTEREST FORM
Fill out our online interest form, and we will schedule a call with you to discover more.
2. BOOK APPOINTMENT
After learning more about your needs, we can help you work with the right therapist.
3. BECOME YOUR BEST SELF
Get the help you need in a safe space to process and learn.
Asking for help can be the most difficult step, and you’re already halfway there.
Schedule an appointment for occupational therapy today so you can stop worrying about what doesn’t make sense in life and instead be prepared to meet life with strategies that work.
Want to read more about how we work?
Use the links below to learn more about each of the therapeutic methods (aka modalities) we use:
