Our Services
Occupational Therapy
Individual Occupational therapy services for infants through school-aged children.
Infants
Early sensory processing and regulation
Tummy time and head/neck control
Motor milestones (rolling, sitting, crawling, walking)
Tolerance to touch, movement, and positional changes
Visual tracking and eye-hand coordination
Supporting early play and exploration
Older Children (Toddlers through School-Age)
Sensory integration and self-regulation
Fine motor skills (grasping, handwriting, tool use)
Gross motor coordination (balance, strength, motor planning)
Visual-motor integration
Attention, task persistence, and transitions
Social participation and peer interaction
Activities of daily living
Emotional regulation and coping strategies
*At this time, services are offered on a private pay basis. While we do not accept insurance directly, we’re happy to provide a superbill that you can submit to your insurance provider for possible reimbursement.
Parent Coaching
Grounded in evidence-based approaches, including sensory integration and DIR/Floortime, coaching is available to help caregivers support their child’s development.
Parent Coaching Offerings (Infants through School-Age)
Infant parent coaching:
We support families with strategies for tummy time, rolling, crawling and pre-crawling skills, sitting and core strength, pulling to stand and walking readiness, environmental setup for movement, and parent engagement—empowering caregivers to confidently support their baby’s motor development through play and everyday routines.
School-Age Children coaching:
Sensory integration strategies to support regulation at home. Understanding your child’s unique sensory and developmental profile
DIR/Floortime-informed coaching to strengthen connection and engagement
Coaching parents in play-based strategies to support early development (motor, sensory, and engagement)
Creating supportive home routines for regulation, sleep, and transitions
Responsive strategies for emotional regulation and meltdowns
Adapting your home environment to meet sensory and developmental needs
Empowering parents to feel confident as co-regulators and active partners in development
Ongoing collaboration to help families implement therapeutic strategies at home