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Wondering if your child is on track or simply looking for some extra support? A developmental consultation provides a welcoming space to talk through your concerns, ask questions, and better understand your child’s unique needs.

 

This service may be helpful if:

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• Your pediatrician or another provider has raised a concern

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• You’d like a developmental assessment to better understand your child’s skills and milestones

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• Your child is showing a head rotation preference or head flattening on one side

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• You’re looking for practical ways to support your child’s development at home

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• You’re navigating challenges with bedtime, mealtimes, transitions, routines, or behavior

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• You’re simply wondering, “Is this typical, and what can I do to help?”

 

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Together, we’ll look at your child as a whole, identify strengths and areas that may need support, and provide individualized, family-friendly recommendations you can actually use in everyday life.

Does your child seem overwhelmed by certain sensations or environments? Sensory support helps families understand what may be driving a child’s reactions and find practical strategies to make everyday routines feel more manageable.

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This service may be helpful if your child:

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• Becomes upset during diaper changes, dressing, bathing, or getting ready

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• Has strong reactions to certain clothing, textures, foods, or grooming

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• Seems overwhelmed by loud sounds, busy environments, lights, or crowds

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• Has difficulty settling, transitioning, or recovering after becoming overwhelmed

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• Has frequent meltdowns or big reactions that seem difficult to understand

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• Avoids certain activities because they feel uncomfortable or overwhelming

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Together, we’ll look beyond the behavior to understand what your child may be communicating through their reactions and identify individualized strategies to support regulation, participation, and confidence in everyday life.

Mealtimes don’t have to feel like a battle. Feeding support helps families better understand their child’s relationship with food and create positive, low-pressure opportunities to explore new foods and textures.

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This service may be helpful if your child:

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• Eats a very limited variety of foods

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• Refuses or avoids new foods or textures

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• Has strong preferences for specific brands, colors, temperatures, or food presentations

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• Has difficulty transitioning from familiar to unfamiliar foods

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• Becomes upset, overwhelmed, or distressed during mealtimes

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• Has difficulty with chewing, managing textures, or age-appropriate feeding skills

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• You’re looking for ways to expand their diet without pressure or power struggles

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Together, we’ll explore your child’s sensory preferences, feeding skills, routines, and relationship with food and develop practical strategies to gradually increase food exploration and variety—while keeping mealtimes positive, supportive, and realistic for your family.

Occupational therapy should fit into your child’s real life—not the other way around. I provide individualized, consistent OT services in the environments where your child learns, plays, and grows, including your home, daycare, preschool, and community.

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Services are guided by your child’s unique goals, strengths, and needs and may support:

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• Sensory processing & regulation

• Developmental skills & milestone acquisition

• Feeding & diet expansion

• Behavioral concerns & emotional regulation

• Participation in everyday routines and activities

• Support following a new or existing diagnosis, including Down Syndrome, Autism, and other developmental differences

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As an OT, I work alongside families and caregivers to build practical strategies that can be carried over throughout the week—not just during therapy sessions. The goal is to help your child participate, build confidence, and thrive in the places that matter most.