We conduct comprehensive evaluations that include observing your child’s abilities, discussing their challenges and strengths, and using standardized tests to understand their specific needs. We partner with schools, pediatricians, neurologists, psychogogist, and most importantly parents to assess the needs and goals of each child.

A session might involve play-based activities, exercises to improve fine motor skills, sensory integration techniques, and tasks designed to enhance cognitive and social skills. Each session is tailored to your child’s unique needs and goals.

The duration of therapy varies depending on your child’s specific needs and progress. Some children may benefit from short-term therapy, while others might need ongoing support.

You can start by contacting our office to schedule an evaluation. We’ll discuss your concerns, gather information about your child’s development, and create a personalized therapy plan.

Comfortable clothing that allows for movement is best. Avoid restrictive clothing and consider bringing any necessary items like glasses that your child uses.

Pediatric Occupational Therapy helps children develop the skills they need to perform everyday activities, such as playing, learning, and self-care. We focus on improving fine motor skills, sensory processing, coordination, and cognitive abilities, strength and attention and focus to name a few.

We treat a variety of conditions including developmental delays, sensory processing issues, fine motor difficulties, visual perceptual challenges, social emotional and play skills, self-regulation, emotional regulation, sleeping and feeding skill all to be able to partake in a child's occupation which is student, sibling, play partner, artist, friend, dancer, singer and the list goes on!

We provide parents with exercises, activities, and strategies to incorporate into daily routines. Consistent practice at home can reinforce the skills learned during therapy sessions. We also have OT's that come to the home to support caregivers and parents in working with their child.

Yes, we often collaborate with teachers, other therapists, and healthcare providers to ensure a comprehensive approach to your child’s development and to support their success in different environments. We also can work with children in schools, preschools and homes to generalize development in all areas.

If you notice your child struggling with everyday tasks like dressing, feeding, writing, or playing, it might be helpful to seek an evaluation. Pediatricians can also provide referrals based on developmental concerns. Teacher's and schools are also a great judge of children who require occupational therapy as well as other healthcare professionals.

Coverage varies by insurance plan. We recommend checking with your provider to understand your benefits and any potential out-of-pocket costs. We do like parents to know that we do NOT ACCEPT INSURANCE but will give you a super bill you can submit. We also accept all credit cards and if you have a card associated with a Health Savings Account that works as well.