Therapy for Everyday Participation

Sensory Assessment

A sensory assessment explores how your child responds to everyday sights, sounds, textures, movement, and other experiences. We discuss your concerns, consider your child’s strengths and routines, and identify situations that may feel difficult. The findings can help guide practical support at home, school, and in the community. Recommendations are tailored to your child and family.

Individual Therapy

Individual therapy focuses on goals that matter to your child and family, such as joining play, managing transitions, or taking part in daily routines. Sessions use age-appropriate activities and strategies informed by your child’s sensory profile. We review what is helpful and adjust support as needs change, with the aim of making participation more manageable across familiar settings.

Parent Coaching

Parent coaching gives caregivers time to discuss challenging moments and explore practical responses. Together, we can consider patterns, identify sensory demands, and plan strategies that fit your family’s routines. Guidance may cover transitions, play, dressing, meals, or settling. The focus is on helping you understand your child’s needs and use consistent support in the places where daily life happens.

School Consultation

School consultation helps connect your child’s sensory support with the demands of the classroom and school day. With family input and appropriate consent, we can discuss observations and practical adjustments with educators. Strategies may address transitions, noise, movement, or access to classroom activities. Support is shaped around the child’s needs and the school context, with clear communication between the people involved.