One-on-one occupational therapy
Building the skills children need to participate in everyday activities and environments, through play, connection, and real-life practice.
Areas of support
- Self-care skills: dressing, bathing, grooming, hygiene
- Fine and gross motor skills (hand control, coordination, and movement)
- Sensory processing and regulation
- Emotional regulation
- Play and social participation
- Focus, planning, organization, and school readiness
- Skills for getting around and participating in daily community life
Sessions take place where children actually spend their time, whether at home, in the community, or virtually, using a strengths-based approach that celebrates children's abilities while supporting their growth.
What a session looks like
Most visits begin with a warm-up your child chooses: a favorite game, movement play, a few minutes of connection. From there, I weave goal-directed activities into the play, whether that's practicing fasteners on a real coat, building hand strength, or rehearsing a tricky routine right where it happens. Every session wraps up with a few minutes of coaching for you: what we worked on, what progress looked like, and one or two simple things to try before the next visit.
As a first-time parent navigating the world of autism, Jenny has been an incredible source of support. She has always been welcoming, inclusive, and, most importantly, incredibly patient with my daughter. Although my daughter is non-speaking and doesn't often express herself verbally, one thing she consistently says is, “Let's go, Jenny.” She genuinely looks forward to every OT session.
As a parent, there's no greater reassurance than knowing your child feels safe, happy, and eager to see their therapist. Jenny has made a lasting impact not only on my daughter's growth but also on our family's journey, and we will always be grateful for the care, compassion, and commitment she has shown us.