Conditions we treat
Support for a wide range of needs.
Every child is different. We evaluate strengths and challenges together, then build a plan that fits your child and your family.
Sensory processing
Children who are overly sensitive to sounds, textures or movement, or those who seek lots of sensory input. We build calm, playful strategies for everyday situations.
Handwriting & fine motor
Difficulties with pencil grip, letter formation, cutting, buttoning or other small-hand tasks. We strengthen the underlying skills and make practice feel like play.
Feeding & eating
Limited food preferences, trouble with utensils, oral-motor concerns or mealtime stress. We work on the sensory and motor pieces that make eating easier.
Gross motor & coordination
Clumsiness, low muscle tone, poor balance or trouble keeping up on the playground. We build strength, coordination and confidence through movement.
ADHD & attention
Challenges with focus, organization, impulse control and following routines. We teach practical tools that fit into school and home life.
Autism
Support for social communication, sensory differences, flexibility, play skills and daily routines, always in a strengths-based, child-led way.
Tics & CBIT
Jessica is certified in CBIT (Comprehensive Behavioral Intervention for Tics), offering evidence-based strategies to help children manage tics and Tourette syndrome.
Emotional regulation
Big feelings, frustration, meltdowns or trouble recovering from upsets. We help children recognize their triggers and use calming strategies that work for them.
Self-care independence
Dressing, bathing, tooth-brushing, sleep routines and other daily tasks. We break skills into manageable steps and build independence at home.
Not sure if your child fits?
You don't need a diagnosis to start. A free phone consultation is the easiest way to talk through what you're seeing and learn whether occupational therapy is the right next step.
A few questions we can help with
- Why is my child struggling with school or home tasks?
- Is this sensory, behavioral, or something else?
- What kind of evaluation does my child need?
- How do I explain my concerns to a pediatrician or teacher?
Wondering if therapy is the right next step?
Reach out for a free phone consultation. We'll talk through what you're seeing at home and help you decide what kind of support fits your child.
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