Services
Assessments & Evaluations
Evaluations are a “map of your child” that serve as the foundation for our treatment plan. They are also an advocacy document that you can share with other providers, teachers, and family members.
Intensive OT Sessions
Concentrated, daily support to build skills for an immediate need and start progress for a foundation for future growth. The immersive structure allows the therapist to target goals with greater precision and adjust approaches in real time.
Parent Coaching
Parents don’t need more demands they need curated support and resources that are personalized to their life. Parent coaching sessions are included in intensives and extend beyond the sessions.
Collaboration
Partnership is essential for both understanding the whole picture and creating sustainability. Meetings, discussions, co-treating, and sharing home carryover programs across all disciplines.
In-Home OT Sessions
Concierge care with sensory gym fun. Sessions are provided in your home for comfort and convenience. Most families start with a one or two week intensive, then continue with home sessions 1-2x week as needed. The approach is focused on immediate needs being addressed with the sustainability of long term changes. Time between session provides the opportunity for improving the effectiveness of carry over through supportive parent coaching and therapist/teacher collaboration.
Frequently Asked Questions
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We value every child’s unique strengths and challenges, independent of diagnosis. And we remain committed to staying current with the latest research for your child’s condition.
Sensory Processing Disorder: Sensory Modulation Disorder, Sensory Discrimination Disorder, Postural Disorder, and Dyspraxia.
Developmental: global developmental delays, ADHD, learning disabilities.
Neurological: Autism spectrum disorder, Cerebral Palsy, traumatic brain injury.
Motor & Coordination: Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD), Dyspraxia, poor fine/gross motor skills, muscle weakness, clumsiness, dysgraphia.
Genetic Conditions: Down syndrome, Kabuki Syndrome, SYNGAP-1, and other rare conditions.
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Dynamic Movement Interventions (DMI). Precise, guided movements that stimulate the nervous system to promote postural control, balance, and functional movement patterns. It helps the brain form new motor pathways to improve gross motor skills. Learn more about DMI
Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS). Restoring proper activation and coordination of the deep stabilizing muscles - especially the diaphragm, core, and pelvic floor -through specific postures and breathing patterns modeled after infant motor development. Learn more about DNS
DIR- Floortime. A relationship-based approach that follows the child’s lead to improve social-emotional, intellectual, and communication skills. It promotes development by meeting the child at their current functional level & gently expanding their circles of interaction. Learn more about DIR.
Sensory Integration. Support to effectively process and respond to sensory information for a “just right” level of arousal and attention. Assessments, curated sensory experiences, and skills to adapt to their needs. Learn more about Sensory Integration.
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Do I need first get a prescription from my child’s physician? New York allows ten occupational therapy visits before a doctor’s prescription is needed. Arizona does not require a doctor’s prescription.
Do you take insurance? We currently do not take insurance but do provide superbills that you can submit for Out of Network reimbursement. Please note that your health insurance provider may require a doctor's referral/prescription for coverage and reimbursement.
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Ongoing scheduling is currently available for Tucson, Arizona and New York, NY. Arrangement can also be made for locations in California and Colorado.
Please reach out for more details if you would like to discuss in-home services in a different location.