Daily living
Dressing, self-care, hygiene and other everyday routines.
Therapy at the Village
Occupational Therapy
Everyday life, with more possibility.
Our occupational therapists work with children and families to help daily activities work better and feel better. Care is built around the routines that matter to your family.
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At a glance
- What it focuses on
- Everyday skills, sensory needs and participation.
- Who we support
- Children and their families.
- Your first step
- A conversation about fit, availability and next steps.
Occupational Therapy
Who it’s for
The little things
are the big things.
Children and families seeking support with everyday activities, sensory needs and participation.
Not sure whether this is the right starting point? You can ask our team before making a decision.
What does “occupation” mean here?
Not a job. Everyday life.
For a child, meaningful activities can include getting dressed, playing, writing and joining in at school.
Look at the whole experience.
An activity may involve movement, sensory preferences, attention and the environment around the child.
What we support
Getting dressed.
Joining in. Being you.
These are areas to explore with your clinician, not a checklist you need to complete.
Movement and coordination
Fine and gross motor skills, hand strength and eye-hand coordination.
Sensory experiences
Support for sensory processing differences and regulation.
Participation
Play, attention, task completion and participation at home or school.
Our approach
Start with daily life.
Build from there.
We begin by understanding the child’s strengths and daily challenges. Our therapists use meaningful activities and family collaboration to shape practical, individualized goals.
One connected team
OT looks at daily activities and participation. Speech therapy focuses on communication; behavioral support looks at behavior and the supports around it. Needs can overlap.
Practical questions
Know what
comes next.
How do we get started?
Contact our administrative team to discuss your needs, service fit and availability. A brief phone screening or intake helps us understand a possible next step.
What about insurance and payment?
The current insurance page lists Kaiser Permanente and Hills Physicians Medical Group for occupational therapy. Benefits vary by plan. Explore insurance & payment
Can we talk before choosing a service?
Yes. You do not need to select the perfect service before contacting us. We can explain the options and help you understand which questions to ask.
The short version
Occupational Therapy,
in a few words.
Occupational therapy helps children participate in daily activities. It can address self-care, movement, sensory experiences, play and routines at home or school.
Who it’s for
Children and families seeking support with everyday activities, sensory needs and participation.
What we can explore
- Daily living
- Movement and coordination
- Sensory experiences
- Participation
Before you begin
The current insurance page lists Kaiser Permanente and Hills Physicians Medical Group for occupational therapy. Benefits vary by plan. Confirm your own benefits, availability and service fit with our team.
Looking at another kind of support?
A place to begin
You don’t have to figure it out alone.
Ask a question, talk through your options, and take the next step at your own pace.