FAQs
What is Occupational Therapy?
Pediatric Occupational Therapy focuses on helping children develop, improve and maintain skills needed for:
daily living (i.e.feeding, dressing, toileting, sleep)
school (i.e. peer relations, attention, handwriting, organization, fine motor)
play (the most important occupation of a child!)
At Annie’s Pediatric Occupational Therapy Group, we use the Occupational Therapy Practice Framework (OTPF) to guide the way we support your child’s development. The OTPF is a professional model used by occupational therapists across the country to understand the whole child—not just their challenges, but their strengths, environment, routines, and goals.
What Does That Mean for Your Child?
We look at how your child participates in everyday activities, like:
Playing with peers
Getting dressed and ready for the day
Eating meals with family
Using school tools like pencils and scissors
Following routines at home or daycare
Handling big feelings and staying focused
Our goal is to help your child be as independent, confident, and comfortable as possible in these daily activities—what we call “occupations.”
At Annie’s Pediatric Occupational Therapy Group we use everyday activities and play-based approaches to help children achieve their goals!
Where do services take place?
Services will take place in yours child’s natural environment. This can include home, school and/or the community.
Do you accept insurance?
No, insurance is not accepted. At this time, services are fee for service. Annie’s Pediatric Occupational Therapy Group will provide an invoice at the end of each month which families can submit to their insurance providers for Out of Network benefits. Superbills can be provided upon request.
How long are sessions?
Occupational Therapy sessions are typically 55 minutes. Frequency and duration will vary based on individualized patient and family needs.
Do I need a prescription?
Yes! Occupational Therapy services require a prescription for evaluation and treatment from referring physician.
