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.