Fine Motor Skills
Building strength, coordination, and control for everyday tasks and play.
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Individualized, play-based occupational therapy for children, delivered in your home or by telehealth.
Sensory & Self-Regulation
Supporting children to understand their bodies and manage big feelings.
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Improving handwriting, attention, organization, and classroom success.
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Building independence with dressing, feeding, routines, and more.
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Growing confidence, communication, and connections with others.
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Helping parents feel equipped and supported every step of the way.
Learn moreFine Motor Skills
Small muscles do big jobs. Fine motor work builds the hand strength, finger dexterity and hand–eye coordination a child needs to button a coat, hold a crayon, use scissors, and keep up with classmates.
- Grasp and pencil hold
- Cutting with scissors
- Buttons, zippers and snaps
- Hand strength and endurance
- Bilateral coordination (two hands together)
- Play skills with small toys
Sensory & Self-Regulation
Some children feel the world louder, brighter and scratchier than others; some barely notice it. I help children recognize what their body needs and give families practical tools for calm, focus and smoother transitions.
- Sensory processing differences
- Big emotions and meltdowns
- Attention and body awareness
- Picky eating with a sensory root
- Sleep and bedtime routines
- Sensory diets and calming strategies
Handwriting & School Skills
Legible handwriting is a skill made of many parts: posture, grip, letter formation, spacing and stamina. I break it into pieces a child can win at, and work on the attention and organization that make school days easier.
- Letter formation and legibility
- Pencil pressure and grip
- Copying from the board
- Staying organized and on task
- Keyboarding as an alternative
- Classroom readiness for preschool and kindergarten
Daily Living Skills
Getting dressed, eating with utensils, brushing teeth, packing a backpack: the routines of daily life are where independence grows. We practice them step by step, at the pace your child can manage.
- Dressing and fasteners
- Self-feeding and utensil use
- Toileting and hygiene routines
- Morning and bedtime routines
- Chores and responsibility
- Community outings and safety
Social & Play Skills
Play is a child’s work, and it is how they learn to share, take turns, read a friend’s face and join a game. Sessions build these skills through the play your child already loves.
- Turn-taking and sharing
- Joining in and making friends
- Imaginative and pretend play
- Reading social cues
- Frustration tolerance in games
- Confidence in new settings
Parent Support & Education
You are with your child far more than I ever will be, so you are the most important part of the plan. I coach parents on what to try at home, explain the why behind each strategy, and help you advocate at school.
- Home strategies that fit your family
- Understanding your child’s evaluation
- School meetings and IEP/504 support
- Setting up routines and visual schedules
- Sibling and family dynamics
- Ongoing check-ins between sessions
Not sure where to start?
A free 20-minute consultation call is the first step for every family.