Who We Serve
What We Do
Pediatric Occupational Therapy Services
Parent Consultation and Coaching Services
Parent Consultation and Coaching Services
Pediatric occupational therapy (OT) helps children build the skills they need to participate more independently and confidently in everyday activities at home, school, and in the community.
OT provides individualized care to support:
- Fine and gross motor skills
- visual motor and visual perceptual skills
- Movement, coordination, strength, and endurance
- Sensory processing, self-regulation, and emotional regulation
- Attention, thinking, memory, and executive functioning skills
- Feeding and oral-motor development
- Self-care and daily routines
- Adaptive strategies that promote independence
We work with children with a variety of developmental, neurological, medical, and physical needs, including autism spectrum disorders, ADHD, developmental delays, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, sensory processing disorder, and more.
Parent Consultation and Coaching Services
Parent Consultation and Coaching Services
Parent Consultation and Coaching Services
Our parent consultation and coaching is an individualized service provided through the expert lens of an occupational therapist. It focuses on understanding a child’s unique strengths, needs, routines, skills, and participation in everyday activities.
Rather than simply working directly with the child, the occupational therapist partners with parents and caregivers to identify practical strategies that can be naturally incorporated into daily routines and play at home, school, and the community. Coaching may include observation, collaborative problem-solving, education, modeling strategies, and adapting activities or environments to better support the child. Parents will be provided with helpful strategies and systems of support to help their child thrive.
Because every child and family is different, recommendations are individualized to the child’s specific needs, family priorities, and daily routines, with an emphasis on building caregiver confidence and supporting the child's meaningful participation in everyday life.