At Sensory Kids & Social Minds, Occupational Therapy is at the heart of our approach to supporting children’s development. OT services address both rehabilitative and habilitative needs—helping children recover from injury or illness such as congenital torticollis, low muscle tone, or cerebral palsy, while also supporting those learning to navigate neurodevelopmental differences such as ADHD, sensory processing challenges, and autism spectrum disorder.
Occupational Therapy focuses on the power of occupation—our daily roles, routines, rituals, and all the meaningful activities that bring purpose to life. Our highly trained OTs understand each child as a unique neurological being who interfaces with the world through their individual neurotype. Using a sensory integrative framework, our team respects and celebrates the beauty of neurodiversity while promoting regulation, connection, and skill development.
Our OTs bring deep expertise in feeding, fine and gross motor development, perceptual motor integration, sensory and reflex integration, and attention and memory skills. They also specialize in autism treatment using both relationship-based and behaviorally-informed approaches. With transdisciplinary training in language development and behavioral frameworks, our OTs collaborate seamlessly with Speech Language Pathologists (SLPs) and Behavior Therapists (ABA), ensuring truly integrated care across domains.
An OT evaluation is the first step in understanding how a child engages with their world and what supports may help unlock greater participation, joy, and independence. Whether working on handwriting, dressing, eating, emotional regulation, or social play, OT helps children build the foundational skills needed to thrive at home, in school, and in the community.
Let us help your child build the confidence and capacity to live, learn, and connect more fully.