Occupational therapists are healthcare professionals who are trained to help people of all ages with their participation in occupations, simply put: anything we do to occupy our time.

OTs can provide help with underlying skills that are needed for occupational performance, such as nervous system regulation, sensory processing, gross motor skills, fine motor skills, and visual motor skills.

OTs are licensed to evaluate and treat clients with a variety of conditions, including autism, sensory processing challenges, developmental delay, ADHD, motor planning and coordination deficits, handwriting difficulties, self-care skills deficits, emotional regulation challenges, and more.

Our OTs are specially trained to utilize a holistic approach that values sensory health, nervous system regulation, and neurodiversity.