Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy helps children engage in their everyday activities through purposeful play:

• Sensory Integration: how we interpret and receive sensory information within our environment

• Activities of Daily Living: self-feeding, dressing, grooming, toileting, bathing

• Fine Motor Skills: improving fine motor skills in play, school, and daily routines

Feeding therapy is a specialized area of occupational therapy that helps children  who struggle with eating, drinking, or mealtime behaviors. It’s about much more than just “picky eating” — it supports individuals who may have difficulties due to sensory sensitivities, motor skill challenges, medical conditions, or developmental delays.

• feeding aversions
• picky eating
• poor weight gain
• delayed oral motor skills
• G-tube
• transitioning  to solids 

Infant massage therapy is a gentle approach to support a baby’s development and overall well-being. Through guided touch and movement,  caregivers learn how to connect with their baby while supporting areas like sleep, digestion, motor development, and emotional regulation.

• Support sensory and motor development
• Improve sleep patterns
• Relieve gas, colic, and constipation 
• Support infants with medical needs, NICU history, or developmental delays

• Do you have developmental concerns regarding your child? 
• Is your child on the right track? 
• Other professionals are denying your concerns? 
• Is occupational therapy the right fit for my child?

Book a free 30-minute consultation with our widely-skilled occupational therapist!

The occupational therapist provide support and consultation to families navigating the Individualized Education Program (IEP) process. Whether you're just getting started, preparing for a meeting, or unsure if your child is receiving the right support- we are here to help you understand your rights, advocate for your child, and interpret OT-related goals and services.