helping children grow to their full potential

Through sensory integration therapy, we aim to help children develop better body awareness, coordination, attention, self-regulation, and social interaction skills. By addressing sensory processing difficulties, we can support children in achieving their developmental milestones and engaging more fully in school, play, and other daily activities.

As a pediatric occupational therapist, I focus on helping children develop these essential skills to support their academic and social success. Some key school readiness skills include: fine motor, self-regulation, gross motor, visual-motor, sensory processing, executive functioning, and social skills. 

We focus on play-based interventions to build life skills, teach turn-taking, problem-solving, and motor skills. Engaging in play is essential for children's development and well-being. We help children develop the skills needed to participate in play activities independently.

By addressing emotional regulation skills in therapy, we aim to empower children to better understand and manage their emotions, develop resilience in the face of challenges, and build healthy relationships with others.

We use a combination of hands-on activities, modeling, environmental modifications, adaptive equipment, and behavioral strategies to support children in achieving their goals related to ADLs. 

Our main objective is to deliver care centered around families, ensuring that interventions are seamlessly integrated into their daily routines, promoting continuity, success, and independence