Our occupational therapists help kids and teens build independence, engage in meaningful activities, and gain confidence.

Pediatric mental health OT provides the practical tools and strategies for children to manage their emotions, navigate social situations, and execute tasks in their daily lives whether at home, school, or in the community.

We specialize in working with children and teens, ages 2 and up:

Neurodivergent (Autistic and ADHDer) children and teens

Children who have socioemotional challenges that impact their daily lives

Toddlers and preschoolers to support optimal early childhood development 

Occupational Therapy for Kids

Our OTs compassionate, action-oriented approach addresses common issues that interfere with daily life, including:

Executive function challenges

Sensory processing differences

Emotional dysregulation 

Fine motor challenges 

Low-self esteem 

Our OTs work collaboratively with you and your child to:

  • Develop executive functioning skills (e.g., attention, organization, initiation) to enhance school participation 

  • Enhance emotional regulation

  • Establish and maintain healthy routines 

  • Increase independence in daily activities such as dressing, brushing teeth, and showering 

  • Create and adapt sensory-friendly environments 

  • Integrate sensory strategies into daily routines

  • Improve fine motor skills 

  • Boost meaningful social and play skills (e.g., taking turns, sharing, expressing emotions) 

  • Build self-confidence 

  • Improve understanding of their diagnosis and develop self-advocacy skills 

  • Support the exploration of personal interests and encourage engagement in meaningful activities for personal growth

Now Offering OT for Parenting Services!

See our Parenting page for more information.

Our mental health OTs help kids and teens find realistic ways to work with their unique mind, brain, and body, so that they can experience greater happiness, autonomy, growth, and connection in their daily lives.