Occupational Therapy (OT) helps children fully participate in the everyday activities that are meaningful to them. Pediatric Occupational Therapists support independence in self-care, school tasks, play, and social participation.
At Active Pediatrics, we take a whole-child approach, looking at your child’s motor skills, sensory processing, emotional regulation, social skills, and overall development. Therapy is engaging and practical, focusing on activities that matter most to your child and family. Sessions can take place in our clinic, at home, at school or daycare, or in community spaces like parks—wherever your child naturally learns, plays, and practices daily skills.
Areas of Intervention
Our Occupational Therapists help children develop skills in:
- Fine Motor: hand strength, coordination, dexterity for daily tasks and play
- Gross Motor: balance, coordination, core strength, overall body movement
- Visual-Motor: eye-hand coordination, visual tracking, spatial awareness
- Self-Care: eating, dressing, personal hygiene, toileting
- Executive Functioning: planning, organization, task completion, flexible thinking
- Sensory Regulation: responding to sensory input to support learning and daily life
- Primitive Reflex & Rhythmic Movements: foundational movements supporting physical, emotional, and learning development
- Sensory Room Design: creating spaces to explore and regulate sensory needs
- Emotional Regulation: coping skills, self-calming, managing emotions
- Concussion Management: symptom support and gradual return to activity
Services Offered
Focused OT Assessment
A targeted evaluation focused on 1-2 specific areas, including a brief intake, 45-minute in-person assessment, and virtual follow-up to review findings and provide practical strategies. Best for families seeking one-time focused support for specific areas.
Fee: $325
Comprehensive OT Assessment
A full evaluation of your child’s abilities across multiple areas, including a caregiver intake, in-person assessment, and caregiver meeting to review findings. A summary report is provided, along with recommendations for ongoing therapy or support as needed. A comprehensive assessment is required before starting ongoing therapy to ensure your child’s program is tailored to support their growth.
Fee: $525
Treatment Sessions
Direct therapy tailored to your child’s goals, with time for family review and documentation. Frequency varies based on individual needs.
Fee: $150 (45 minutes)
Additional Services
- Consultations with families, schools, or other providers
- Progress reports or recommendation letters
- Detailed evaluation reports
You do not need a GP referral to seek OT services, but if you are concerned about your child’s development, your GP is a good place to start. Your GP can help you determine whether an occupational therapist could be helpful for your child. Click here to learn more about occupational therapy.