Occupational Therapist
How it Works
Getting Started
We begin with a consultation to explore goals, concerns, and whether occupational therapy is a good fit.
Assessment and Intake
Assessment may include conversation, observation, and standardized or informal tools to understand strengths, challenges, and participation in daily life.
Therapy Sessions
Sessions are individualized, functional, and grounded in real routines and environments.
Goal Setting and Progress
Goals are collaborative and meaningful, with regular check-ins to guide progress and adjust supports.
Collaboration
When appropriate, collaboration may include caregivers, educators, or other members of the support team.
Frequency and Duration
Service frequency and duration are flexible and responsive to individual needs.
Policies and Expectations
Clear communication around scheduling, cancellations, and expectations supports consistency and trust.
Fees
Session fees vary depending on service type and length. Clear fee information is provided before services begin. Receipts are provided for insurance or benefit plans where applicable.
Assessment is used to better understand how a person participates in daily life, including how they notice, interpret, and respond to body signals, sensory input, learning demands, and environmental expectations.
Assessment is collaborative and strengths-based, and findings are used to directly guide therapy, accommodations, and practical strategies.
Depending on age, goals, and context, assessment may include:
Let’s take the next step together
Whether you’re seeking support for yourself, your child, or a loved one, you don’t have to have everything figured out.