What is pediatric occupational therapy?
Pediatric occupational therapy helps children build the skills they need for the everyday "jobs" of childhood: playing, learning, getting dressed, eating, and making friends. Our occupational therapists support fine motor skills like grasping, writing, and using utensils, along with sensory processing, self-care routines, and the attention and coordination kids need to thrive at home and in the classroom. Sessions are play-based and happen right where your child grows, at home or at daycare, so every new skill fits naturally into your family's day.
Areas we address
Support by age
Infants & Toddlers:
- Reaching, grasping and exploring toys
- Feeding challenges or strong food aversions
- Big reactions to touch, sounds or movement
Preschool & School-Age:
- Trouble with crayons, scissors or handwriting
- Dressing, buttons, zippers and shoe tying
- Meltdowns, tough transitions or staying focused
Children with Diagnosed Delays or Medical Conditions:
- Developmental delays affecting daily routines
- Adaptive tools and strategies for home and school
- Building independence and confidence in everyday tasks
Who we serve
We support families starting with newborns just days or weeks old through toddlerhood, childhood, and adolescence, meeting each child where they are in their development.
If something doesn't feel quite right, an evaluation can help provide clarity, guidance, and peace of mind.
Where occupational therapy happens
Natural Environment
Therapy can take place right in your child’s home, where they feel most comfortable and confident. Working in familiar surroundings allows therapy to fit naturally into daily routines and real-life activities.
Community Settings
Services may also be provided in the community: at your child’s daycare while you’re at work, a playground, a ball field during a sibling’s practice, or even during your child’s own activities. This flexibility helps therapy meet your family where life happens.
Private Therapy Space
Private therapy space is available for families who prefer or need it. Please submit an inquiry to learn more.
What we bring
The clinic comes to you. Your occupational therapist will bring:
- Fun, age-appropriate toys and activities to keep your child engaged
- Therapy tools and adaptive equipment tailored to your child's goals
- Simple strategies to practice at home between visits