SUMMER CLASSES 2026
Join us for a fun and engaging 4-week group where children build communication, regulation, and coordination skills through play, movement, and hands-on activities. Led by a pediatric occupational therapist and speech-language pathologist, this group provides a supportive setting for children to learn and practice skills alongside peers.
Each session includes movement-based activities to support coordination, a sensory and fine motor craft, and guided group experiences that encourage communication, planning, and organization. Every week is inspired by a children’s book, creating a playful and meaningful connection across activities that keeps children engaged and excited to learn.
A summer class designed to build confidence and readiness for kindergarten! Led by a pediatric occupational therapist, this small-group class supports rising kindergarteners as they practice essential school skills in a playful, low-stress environment. Each session includes fine motor activities (like cutting, writing, and pencil grasp),
A summer class designed to build confidence and readiness for kindergarten! Led by a pediatric occupational therapist, this small-group class supports rising kindergarteners as they practice essential school skills in a playful, low-stress environment. Each session includes fine motor activities (like cutting, writing, and pencil grasp), early classroom routines (like following directions, organization skills, and group transitions), and regulation strategies to support attention, peer problem solving and independence. Perfect for kids who would benefit from a gentle boost before the big first day!
Occupational Therapy Evaluation
Occupational Therapy Evaluation
Occupational Therapy Evaluation
Somethings not right, but not sure what it is. Lets start here! Comprehensive assessment of gross, fine motor, visual motor skills, sensory processing, play, and activities of daily living. This process is conducted through parent interview, standardized measures, and clinical observation. Allow for 2-2.5 hours.
Individualized Therapy
Occupational Therapy Evaluation
Occupational Therapy Evaluation
Time to play! Individualized treatment that is child led and organized strategically to address underlying challenges. All treatment is play based and delivered through evidenced based approaches such as DIR Floortime, sensory integration, family systems theory, perception action approach, and dynamic systems theory.
Massage to Milestones
Occupational Therapy Evaluation
Postnatal Mommy and Me Yoga
The Massage to Milestones class goes beyond traditional infant massage—offering a full-body, hands-on experience designed to support your baby’s growth, comfort, and development. Each session guides parents through massage techniques that address every part of the body, helping to promote deeper sleep, improved digestion, decreased colic, and overall relaxation for both parent and baby.
Through gentle, nurturing touch, you’ll learn how to calm and regulate your baby’s sensory and nervous systems while strengthening your bond and communication.
In addition to massage, individualized parent coaching is provided to help you facilitate your baby’s developmental milestones. Coaching is tailored specifically to your child’s current abilities and unique needs. This may include strategies for:
- Encouraging tummy time and rolling through hand and toy placement
- Supporting movement through gentle weight shifting and positioning
- Engaging your baby’s visual system to promote tracking and head control
- Enhancing sensory awareness and motor coordination through play
Each class is designed to empower parents with confidence, understanding, and practical techniques that nurture development and connection during the earliest months of life.
6 Weeks-pre-crawlers
Postnatal Mommy and Me Yoga
Super Siblings- Welcoming Baby Together
Postnatal Mommy and Me Yoga
COMING SOON
Super Siblings- Welcoming Baby Together
Super Siblings- Welcoming Baby Together
Super Siblings- Welcoming Baby Together
The Super Sibling Prep Class is perfect for families expecting a new baby. If you’re in your second or third trimester and have an older child at home, this class is designed just for you! Children should be 2.5-8 years old to attend.
Focused on helping siblings embrace their new role as a big brother or big sister, this engaging session covers essential topics like assisting mom and dad with the baby, understanding the importance of asking for consent to touch or hold the baby, and learning how to use gentle hands. We’ll also teach your child how to safely hold the baby, ways to play with baby, along with simple massage techniques to foster a loving bond.
The class features a story about what to expect when the baby comes home, a fun hands-on activity where each child will decorate their own super sibling cape, and creative ideas for special one-on-one time with mommy and daddy after the baby arrives. At the end of the session, each child will take a soar in the super sibling swing and receive a certificate, recognizing their important role as a super sibling. This special keepsake is a warm celebration of their new journey, honoring their excitement and readiness to welcome the newest member of the family.
Join us for this special class and help your child feel confident, excited, and truly special as they step into their role as a super sibling!
Consultation and Intervention Planning
Super Siblings- Welcoming Baby Together
Super Siblings- Welcoming Baby Together
You're child is facing challenges at school or home, your parental burnout level is high, and you're not sure what to do, or where to start. Let me help. You will be provided with specific recommendations based on the challenges you are facing. Learn strategies that can be implemented at home and school, get referrals to relevant practitioners or community resources, and get assistance finding a school that's the just right fit for your family.
School Observation and Teacher Consultation
Parent Education and Professional Development for Educators
Parent Education and Professional Development for Educators
The teacher called again. He can't sit still, she pushed a classmate, he's not listening, or can't keep up with tasks or assignments.
Lets figure out why.
Classroom observation is an opportunity to see a child in their natural environment during different parts of their day such as playground, circle time, center time, and/or instructional time. Consultation with teacher and staff is an opportunity to acquire an understanding of challenges being faced in the classroom. An action plan is then created to include suggestions for instructional, classroom, and general modifications to improve success in the classroom.
Parent Education and Professional Development for Educators
Parent Education and Professional Development for Educators
Parent Education and Professional Development for Educators
Topics such as sensory processing and regulation in the classroom, fine motor development, digital health and wellness and more.
Infant and Toddler Wellness Program
Parent Education and Professional Development for Educators
Infant and Toddler Wellness Program
COMING SOON
The first year of life is one of the most critical for development. As a member of this program, your baby will be seen at 3 months, 6 months, 9 months and 12 months. Movement quality, play, pre-language, and social emotional development will be assessed by a pediatric team consisting of occupational, physical, and speech therapists. Address concerns about feeding, sleep, and more and receive guidance from clinical specialists through individualized home programs every quarter. Aimed to optimize development for child and parent.
Relocation Planning
Therapeutic Play and Social Skills Groups
Infant and Toddler Wellness Program
Moving is stressful. Moving when you have children....extra stressful. Receive guidance on finding schools and pediatric practitioners that are the just right fit for your child.
Safe and Sound Protocol
Therapeutic Play and Social Skills Groups
Therapeutic Play and Social Skills Groups
Through the specially filtered music, the SSP sends cues of safety to your nervous system, building the foundation for awareness, embodiment and resilience. When our nervous system is regulated, it’s easier to sleep, eat, digest, concentrate, communicate, and participate in meaningful relationships with others. By activating the part of your brain that allows us to be more social, affectionate and connected, the SSP can help shift you into a state where you are more comfortable and at ease engaging with others, leading to deeper and more meaningful relationships.
Therapeutic Play and Social Skills Groups
Therapeutic Play and Social Skills Groups
Therapeutic Play and Social Skills Groups
Sometimes our kids need in a little support communicating effectively, problem solving, staying regulated, and building ideas during play with peers. Small groups or dyads are facilitated in a way to support, challenge, and nurture these skills in a safe and fun environment.
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What is Occupational Therapy
Pediatric occupational therapy is a specialized branch of therapy aimed at helping children develop the necessary skills to effectively engage in everyday activities. Occupational therapists work with children who face challenges in areas such as fine and gross motor skills, sensory processing, self-care tasks, play, and social interactions. Through personalized assessments and interventions, therapists create tailored plans to address individual needs, enhance motor skills, sensory integration, and cognitive abilities. This therapy assists children in gaining independence and confidence, improving their overall quality of life and ability to participate fully in school, home, and social settings.
EXPLORE THE MANY BENEFITS OF INFANT MASSAGE
Improved Sleep Patterns
Decrease Colic and Support Gastrointestinal Wellness
Improved Sleep Patterns
Not only does massage help your baby to release stress which builds daily from new experiences, it allows them to relax. Massage has been shown to increase melatonin in infants. Massaging your baby helps your little one to sleep deeper and for longer periods of time which can translate into you being able to sleep longer as well!
Enhanced Development
Decrease Colic and Support Gastrointestinal Wellness
Improved Sleep Patterns
Within the first year of life a baby's brain will double in size. This is considered a critical period for sensorimotor development. Infant massage increases body awareness, enhances neurological development, and aids in growth and weight gain by increasing nutrient absorption.
Decrease Colic and Support Gastrointestinal Wellness
Decrease Colic and Support Gastrointestinal Wellness
Decrease Colic and Support Gastrointestinal Wellness
Infant massage has been shown to help relieve constipation, gas and reduce water retention.
Relaxation for Parent and Baby
Relaxation for Parent and Baby
Decrease Colic and Support Gastrointestinal Wellness
Improve Communication
Relaxation for Parent and Baby
Improve Communication
Deepen Bonding
Relaxation for Parent and Baby
Improve Communication
