Pediatric Occupational Therapy
Raisin Joy Occupational Therapy provides a safe and supportive space for the whole family, where children can confidently take risks, explore their abilities, and grow through play, embraced exactly as they are.
Now Accepting New Clients!
No Waitlist
Appointments available for evaluations and ongoing sessions
Common Thoughts from Caring Parents:
“In the middle of a meltdown, I feel overwhelmed too - and I just want to know how to support my child and stay connected.”
“I’m worried my child’s sensory needs aren’t fully understood or respected.”
“I see differences in my child’s motor skills, but I’m not sure what’s typical or when to seek help.”
“My child is having trouble connecting with peers and making friends.”
“Getting out the door in the morning feels overwhelming for all of us.”
“I want support creating routines that actually work for our family- not just what’s expected or typical.”
“My child understands what helps, but in the moment, it’s hard to put it into action.
“My child has a hard time noticing what their body is telling them- like when they’re hungry, tired, or need a break.”
Services
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Evaluations
Comprehensive pediatric occupational therapy evaluations to assess your child's strengths, family priorities, and individualized therapy needs.
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Treatment Sessions
Personalized occupational therapy treatment to help your child build essential skills, confidence, and independence through fun and engaging activities.
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Telehealth
Virtual occupational therapy services available, providing convenient care and consultation from home.
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Parent Education
Empowering parents and caregivers with knowledge and strategies to support their child's development and success in daily life. Virtual and in-person options.
What families are saying…
"Our parent sessions with Nicole were a game changer… read more”
J.V., Parent
Nicole has shown a deep understanding of how to engage children… She is the best OT we’ve worked with… read more"
D.M., Parent
"Nicole has helped my daughter become more comfortable in her own skin, more relaxed at school, and happier after a difficult transition to kindergarten… read more”
A.G., Parent