Occupational therapy.
Body and brain, treated together
The body and brain are intimately connected, and a collaborative approach leads to the best outcomes. That's why talk therapists work together with occupational therapists here to provide treatment that's holistic, relationship-based and comprehensive.
When your child's providers communicate with each other, you feel taken care of. Our occupational therapists incorporate evidence-based treatments including Handwriting Without Tears, the Intentional Relationship Model (IRM), Sensory Integration, and Therapeutic Use of Self.
What pediatric OT can help with
- Fine & gross motor skills
- Handwriting
- Sensory processing & regulation
- Self-care & daily-living skills
- Motor planning & coordination
- Attention & participation
Common questions
What does pediatric OT actually help with?
Everyday skills — handwriting, fine and gross motor coordination, sensory processing, self-regulation, and the daily routines that help kids feel independent and capable.
How is OT different from therapy?
OT focuses on the body-brain connection and functional skills, while talk therapy focuses on emotions and relationships. Here, the two work hand-in-hand.
Do you coordinate with my child's other providers?
Yes. Our occupational therapists, talk therapists and speech-language pathologist communicate, so your child's care stays holistic.
Do you take insurance?
We take BCBS PPO. Reach out and we'll help you understand your coverage.
Reach out. We'll take it from here.
Tell us a little about what's bringing you in. We'll match you with the clinician most likely to meet your needs.
- Phone
- 312-834-7616