Occupational Therapy

When everyday tasks feel out of reach, we help make them part of the journey.  

Occupational therapy supports children in developing the foundational skills they need to thrive in daily life—at home, in school, and in the world. Whether your child is navigating sensory sensitivities, motor delays, or challenges with routines and regulation, our occupational therapists focus on the whole child. 

Through play-based approaches and purposeful activities, we meet each child where they are and introduce “just-right challenges”—those moments of stretch that build confidence, competence, and joy. From the first evaluation to ongoing intervention, we partner closely with caregivers to ensure therapy is meaningful, connected, and rooted in your child’s unique strengths.

What Occupational Therapy Can Support 

Our occupational therapists help children build the skills they need for everyday life—through play, movement, and meaningful connection. Depending on your child’s needs, therapy may focus on: 

• Sensory processing and regulation – managing responses to sounds, textures, movement, and other input 

• Gross and fine motor development – from climbing and riding a bike to grasping objects and writing 

• Postural strength and motor coordination – supporting balance, stability, and smooth movement 

• Visual-motor integration – connecting what a child sees with how they move 

• Handwriting and school readiness 

• Play and early social interaction 

• Emotional regulation and attention – tools to manage big feelings and stay focused 

• Daily living skills – such as dressing, brushing teeth, and feeding 

Our therapists collaborate closely with families—and with teachers and care teams when needed—to support your child’s growth at home, in school, and in the community.