Our Services

Annie’s Pediatric Occupational Therapy Group prides itself on child friendly, family focused, individualized and fun care. By using this well-rounded approach, we’re not just addressing one skill—we’re helping your child thrive in their world, with their people, doing what matters most to them.

We believe that progress happens best when therapy is personal, playful, and part of everyday life. That’s why we work closely with families in their natural environments to create goals that are meaningful and achievable—so your child can build confidence, gain independence, and enjoy being a kid.

See below for details on the services we offer!

Initial Evaluation

An initial evaluation is an important first step in determining whether occupational therapy is the right fit for your child and family. Our evaluations are comprehensive and individualized, lasting between 60 to 120 minutes, and are conducted in your child’s natural environment to ensure the most accurate understanding of their needs. We incorporate clinical observations, caregiver interviews, and standardized assessments to develop meaningful, personalized goals that support your child’s development and align with your family’s priorities.

  • SENSORY PROCESSING:

    Sensory Profile: Child, Adolescent, School, Infant/Toddler

    Interoception Assessment by Kelly Mahler

    Promis Scales

    • Self Regulation

    • Flexibility

    FINE MOTOR/VISUAL MOTOR SKILLS:

    Peabody Developmental Motor Scale 2nd Ed.

    Bruininks Test of Motor Proficiency

    Beery VMI: Visual Motor, Visual Perception, Motor Coordination

    Handwriting Without Tears Assessment

    WOLD Handwriting Assessment

    EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING:

    Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Functioning

    VISUAL PROCESSING/OCULARMOTOR SKILLS:

    Developmental Eye Movement Test

    Test of Visual Perceptual Skills 4th Ed.

    NSUCO Ocularmotor Assessment

    SELF-CARE/ADLs:

    Promis Scales

    • Activities of Daily Living Performance/Upper Extremity Function

  • ADHD/ADD

    Autism Spectrum Disorders

    Brachial Plexus Injuries

    Cerebral Palsy

    Developmental Delay

    Down Syndrome

    Dyslexia

    Eating/Feeding Disorders

    Executive Functioning

    Fine Motor Delay

    Genetic Disorders

    Handwriting

    Impaired Activities of Daily Living

    Ocular Motor Deficiency

    Prematurity

    Sensory Processing Differences

    Splinting*

    Visual Perceptual Deficits

Individualized Treatment

Individualized occupational therapy sessions are provided in the child’s natural environment—such as the home, daycare/school, or community setting—to promote development and functional independence in meaningful, everyday contexts. Each session is carefully tailored to address the specific areas of need identified during the initial evaluation. Therapists may bring purposeful activities and therapeutic materials designed to support progress toward the child’s individualized goals. All interventions are goal-oriented and family-centered, ensuring alignment with each child’s unique strengths and challenges as well as close alignment with everyday life and family priorities. Each therapy session is customized based on the results of the initial evaluation and your child’s specific goals. Including, but not limited to:

  • such as handwriting, grasping, cutting, and managing fasteners like buttons or zippers.

  • helping children respond appropriately to sensory input and maintain a modulated and alert state

  • including dressing, feeding, sleeping, toileting, bathing and grooming/hygiene routines.

  • fostering age-appropriate play skills, leisure skill development, joint attention, turn-taking, peer relationships, and emotional regulation.

  • improving focus, following directions, and executive functions (i.e. sequencing, organization, initiation, termination of tasks)

  • including visual scanning, visual memory, and smooth visual pursuits to support reading fluency.

  • supporting balance, coordination, and core strength

Parent Coaching & Advocacy

More to come, Stay Tuned!

Please reach out with questions in this area in the meantime if applicable.