Our pediatric OT services support children with developmental disabilities in building the skills they need for everyday life — from sensory regulation and emotional well‑being to feeding, motor development, and functional independence. Care is individualized, neurodiversity‑affirming, and grounded in evidence‑based practice. All clinicians hold multiple autism‑specific certifications, ensuring families receive knowledgeable, compassionate, and highly specialized support.

We provide occupational therapy for students with developmental disabilities through the Jon Peterson Special Needs Scholarship (JPSN). Our work focuses on helping students build the functional, sensory, and regulation skills they need to participate meaningfully in school and daily life. Services are aligned with each child’s IEP goals, delivered in home or community settings, and documented to meet all state and program requirements. Families can expect clear communication, collaborative support, and care from clinicians with advanced autism‑specific training.

Our neurodiversity coaching provides practical, strengths‑based support for building routines, executive function skills, self‑advocacy, and sensory‑aware strategies for everyday life. Coaching is collaborative, future‑focused, and designed to help individuals and families move through the world with confidence. It is not occupational therapy and does not replace clinical evaluation or treatment. Instead, coaching offers a non‑clinical space for growth, problem‑solving, and identity‑affirming guidance tailored to each person’s goals