Pediatric Therapy centered around your child
OT4YOU provides individualized occupational therapy and craniosacral therapy for infants and children. Treatment is based on each child's unique developmental needs, strengths, and goals, with family education and home strategies included along the way.
How We Can Help
Occupational Therapy

Infants
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developmental milestones
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torticollis
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plagiocephaly & head shape
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tongie ties and tethered oral tissue
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breast and bottle feeding
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body tension & positioning

Toddlers & Preschoolers
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Sensory processing
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Fine motor skills
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Difficutly with transitions and emotional regulation
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Picky eating
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Body awareness
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Reflex integration

School Aged
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fine motor skills
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attention in school
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feeding concerns
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sensory processing
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reflex integration
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emotional regulation
Specialized Areas Of Care
Feeding and Oral Motor
Breast & bottle feeding, sucking skills, tongue movement, oral motor development, and tongue-tie support. treatment and collaboration with IBLCS, pediatric dentists and ENT
Reflex Integration
Individualized movement activities supporting posture, coordination, balance, motor planning, and body awareness.Individual exercise program
Pediatric OT
Support for developmental, fine motor, gross motor, sensory, coordination, and functional skills.
Craniosacral & Whole Body treatment
Gentle hands-on support addressing body tension, movement, positioning, comfort, and development
CRANIOSACRAL THERAPY & WHOLE BODY TREATMENT
Gentle, individualized hands-on care designed to support comfort, movement, body awareness, and development.

How We May Help:
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Torticollis
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Plagiocephaly
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Feeding difficulties
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Body tension
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Movement & positioning
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Colic
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Headaches
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Digestive concerns
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Emotional regulation
TONGUE TIES AND ORAL MOTOR SUPPORT
Support before and after tongue-tie release, with a whole-body approach to feeding and oral motor development.
Before Release
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Assessment of oral motor function, feeding, movement, and body tension.
After Release
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Support for tongue movement, oral motor skills, sucking, and feeding.
Whole-Body Approach
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Treatment considers how oral motor function, body tension, positioning, and movement may interact with feeding.
