Conditions We Treat
We work with children facing a wide range of developmental and sensory challenges. Every plan starts with an evaluation and ends with goals that matter to your family.
ADHD
Help with focus, big feelings, handwriting, and daily routines, built around play instead of forced stillness.
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Sensory regulation, daily living skills, play and connection, and smoother transitions, at your child's pace.
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For children who are overwhelmed by sounds, textures, or movement, or who seem to need more of everything.
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When milestones are late, early evaluation and a clear plan help children catch up and keep going.
Learn moreFine Motor Delays
Pencil grip, handwriting, scissors, buttons, and zippers: the small skills that unlock independence.
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Fewer meltdowns and more coping tools, with strategies your whole family can use at home.
Learn moreCommon Questions
Do you need a diagnosis before starting occupational therapy?
No. A concern is enough to start with an evaluation. Some insurance plans do require a physician referral or authorization, and we'll help you get that in place.
Can OT help if my child has more than one of these?
Yes. Many children we see have overlapping needs, such as ADHD with sensory sensitivities, or a developmental delay that shows up in fine motor skills. The evaluation looks at the whole child, and the plan covers what matters most first.
What ages do you see?
We work with children from infancy through age 18. Therapy is tailored to each child's developmental stage, not just their age.