Occupational Therapy — Coming Soon
The serious work of childhood — supported through play.
Our pediatric OTs help children build the skills they need for the work of being a kid: playing, dressing, eating, writing, and moving through the world with confidence.
This service is not yet open for enrollment.
Wayfinder is completing insurance credentialing and paneling, so we are not accepting therapy clients yet. Join our waitlist to receive updates about availability.
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A thoughtful approach, built around your child.
Occupational therapy at Wayfinder is grounded in sensory integration, motor development, and self-regulation — delivered through child-led play that doesn't feel like therapy at all.
OT is the work of childhood — zipping a coat, holding a crayon, regulating big feelings, tolerating a haircut. Our occupational therapists turn the skills your child needs into the play they love.
We collaborate closely with families, teachers, and the rest of your child's team.
We help with
Common goals and questions families bring to us.
- Fine motor and handwriting skills
- Sensory processing and regulation
- Self-care: dressing, feeding, toileting
- Visual motor and visual perceptual skills
- Play, attention, and executive function
- School readiness and classroom participation
- Coordination and bilateral integration
What to expect
From your first call to your child's first session.
- 01
Get to know your child
We start by understanding their day, their joys, and what feels hard right now.
- 02
Hands-on evaluation
Standardized tools plus play-based observation in our sensory gym.
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Goals you helped write
A plan that reflects your child's real life — and progress you can see at home.
Not sure if this is the right fit?
Let's talk anyway. Join our waitlist and we'll reach out the moment this service opens.
Begin together
Let's find your child's way, together.
Trust the Journey.
Whether you have a diagnosis, a list of questions, or just a feeling that your child needs more support — we listen first, then guide next.