Building the foundational skills for success.  

Individual Services: 

We provide a thorough occupational therapy evaluation to uncover foundational skill difficulties that are affecting your child's sucess in skill aquisition (school, social, behavior).  After a child is evaluated, we can provide direct one to one therapy to address the foundational skill delays uncovered by the evaluation such as fine motor, gross motor, sensory processing, visual perceptual, strength, and balance. We also work on the functional areas in which your child is having difficulty such as handwriting, self-care, or play skills.  The cost for an individual session is $93 for 50 minutes with child plus 10 minutes consultation with parent.  Pricing for school contract differs from private pay, if you are looking for a school contract, please contact us for pricing.

Small Group:

Groups consist of 3-4 children which include: 

Social Skills 

Handwriting

Sensory Motor

Self-Regulation 

Small group sessions generally cost $38 per 45 minute session with 15 minutes of additional consultation to parents for carryover.  We offer summer groups as well.  See our "summer groups" tab for more information. Pricing for school district contracts differs from private pay.  For contract pricing, please contact us.

Alert Program for Self-Regulation

This program was created by two occupational therapists, Sherry Shellenberger and Mary Sue Williams.  We use this program to teach children self-regulation skills.  The children first learn to identify their level of alertness.  Sometimes we are on high speed, low speed, or just right.  When we are running on a high or low speed, we learn sensory strategies to bring ourselves back to "just right".  This is an ideal program for children with ADD/ADHD and Sensory Processing Disorder.  Please visit www. alertprogram.com for more information.

Rhythmic Movement Training

Developed by Dr. Harald Blomberg, Rhythmic Movement Training (RMT) works on integrating infant reflexes that have been retained.  Normally, these reflexes integrate and are no longer present.  When they don't integrate, they can be involved in difficulties with learning.  Such difficulties can be ADD/ADHD, dyslexia (difficuly with reading), dyspraxia (difficulty with writing) as well as attention and comprehension challenges.  Adults and children can also have cordination difficulties and muscular tightness due to the presence of these infant reflexes.  

Handwriting without Tears

Developed by Jan Olsen, OTR/L, Handwriting without Tears is a developmental writing program which has been very sucessfull in teaching good penmanship and appropriate letter formation.  This is a great program for a preschooler who is not interested in paper and pencil yet, as it begins with a multi-sensory method.  This method allows the child to focus on the task and be more sucessful with letter formation.  This program can also be used to improve letter sizing and formation in older children.  There is also a cursive program that is easier to learn to read and write than other programs due to the clearness of letters, double line format, and lack of slant.  More information can be found at www.hwtears.com