Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapists use play-based activities to build fine-motor coordination, handwriting readiness, dressing, and self-feeding skills.

Sensory gyms, climbing walls, and calming corners create safe spaces for kids to explore regulation strategies.

Care plans focus on routines such as morning transitions, mealtime participation, and community outings.

We collaborate with caregivers to develop visual schedules, adaptive equipment plans, and school recommendations.

OTs meet weekly with ABA and speech teams to ensure goals reinforce each other and fit each child's sensory profile.

Parent workshops cover sensory diet ideas, home setup tips, and advocacy tools to support thriving at school and beyond.