Occupational Therapy

Our occupational therapists are dedicated to helping children build independence and thrive across all areas of daily life. We address a wide range of skills, including fine motor development, visual-motor integration, sensory processing and integration, and the coordination needed for success in play, school, and social environments. Therapy also targets essential daily living skills (ADLs) such as dressing, feeding, grooming, and toileting, as well as early independence skills (IADLs) appropriate for each child’s age and development. We additionally support underlying foundations of movement and regulation, including primitive reflex integration, postural control, and body awareness, to promote efficient and functional participation in everyday activities.

For children recovering from injury, illness, or developmental challenges, our services focus on restoring function and helping them safely return to their routines at their highest possible level of independence. Our pediatric-trained occupational therapists use engaging, play-based interventions to strengthen cognitive, physical, and motor skills while also supporting emotional regulation and self-confidence. We take a family-centered, goal-driven approach to care, partnering closely with caregivers to ensure each child receives individualized support and achieves meaningful, lasting outcomes.