Pediatric Occupational Therapy

Opening Fall 2026

Therapy that helps everyday life feel more possible.

Pediatric occupational therapy opens Fall 2026. Join the priority list for early scheduling updates and thoughtful information as services move toward launch.

We help children build skills that matter beyond the session.

When services open, goals may involve regulation, coordination, feeding, handwriting, routines, sensory processing, confidence, or independence. Care will begin with the child in front of us and a plan built around meaningful participation.

Pediatric practice since 2019Experience across outpatient, school-based, developmental daycare and pediatric daycare settings.
Specialized clinical studyFunctional vision, feeding, sensory-motor development, and reflex-integration approaches.
Family-centered by designGoals and strategies connected to routines, participation, and everyday life.

Regulation

Helping children recognize what their bodies need and respond with greater calm and confidence.

Motor skills

Supporting coordination, strength, balance, planning, and confidence in movement.

Daily routines

Building independence in dressing, eating, school tasks, play, and family life.

What sessions may look like

Therapy may happen indoors, outdoors, through play, through movement, through parent coaching, or through real-life practice.

The setting may change, but the purpose stays clear: helping your child grow in ways that matter to your family.

  • Individualized goals
  • Family-centered strategies
  • Evidence-informed treatment
  • Real-world skill building

Path to Progress

A clear, family-centered therapy process.

1

Initial Consultation

We begin by learning about your child’s strengths, challenges, developmental history, and daily routines. This helps us understand the full picture before creating a therapy plan.

2

Comprehensive Evaluation & Goal Setting

Your therapist completes a detailed assessment and collaborates with you to identify meaningful, functional goals that support your child’s growth.

3

Targeted Intervention Sessions

Therapy sessions are hands-on, evidence-informed, and individualized. Focus areas may include sensory processing, motor skills, emotional regulation, functional vision, reflex integration, and daily participation.

4

Progress Monitoring & Adjustments

As your child grows, goals are reviewed, progress is celebrated, and strategies are adjusted so therapy remains useful and connected to everyday life.

Interested in pediatric OT for Fall 2026?

Join the priority list so Novel Heights can share launch updates and early scheduling information as services become available.

Join the Priority List