Helping kids build Focus, Regulation, and Confidence through Play
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Our occupational therapy services specialize in executive functioning and sensory processing—giving children the tools they need to thrive at home, in school, and in life.Â
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Does this sound familiar?
- Homework takes hours because your child can’t stay focused
- Transitions lead to meltdowns and frustration
- Your child gets overwhelmed by sounds, textures, or busy environments
- Everyday routines feel harder than they should
👉 These struggles aren’t about effort—they’re signs your child’s brain and body need extra support.
BOOK A FREE CONSULTATIONWhat OT Can Do:
Our occupational therapy services focus on:
- 🧠Executive Functioning Skills: attention, organization, planning, working memory, flexible thinking, initiation and self-control
- 🌟 Sensory Processing Skills: staying calm and focused, managing sensory input, building self-regulation
Through play, movement, and practical strategies, we help children build the foundation for success in daily life.
Results & Benefits
Play
Play is not “just fun”—it is a critical driver of cognitive, social-emotional, physical, and self-regulatory development. It helps children integrate experiences, connect with others, and build the foundation for lifelong learning and well-being.
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Play supports:
Cognitive Development
Social-Emotional Growth
Physical Development
Executive Function & Self-Regulation
 Sense of Self & Identity
Movement
Studies have found that gross motor sequencing activities (e.g., obstacle courses, dance routines, martial arts) that require planning and adapting actions in real-time can significantly enhance Executive Functioning skills in children.
These movements engage prefrontal cortex networks responsible for both motor planning and executive functions (Best, 2010; Diamond, 2000).
Practical Strategies
Create Predictable Routines – Use visual schedules or checklists to help your child know what comes next.
Use Movement Breaks – Short bursts of physical activity (jumping, stretching, wall push-ups) can reset focus.
Offer Sensory Tools – Fidgets, chewy necklaces, or weighted lap pads can support regulation.
Chunk Big Tasks – Break homework or chores into smaller steps, celebrating progress along the way.
Model Calm & Organization – Your tone, pacing, and body language help your child mirror regulation skills.
What Customers Are Saying
Parent Testimonial
“After starting OT, my child can focus on homework without tears. We finally have calmer evenings, and I can see his confidence growing.”
Parent Testimonial
"Before starting OT, my child was scared of so many things (the mailman, his school bus driver, crowds of family). But now, he is chatting with his school bus driver like they're best friends, he greets the Amazon delivery people with a smile, and he danced at a family member's wedding. I wouldn't have imagined any of this actually happening."
