Support your child's physical, sensory, and cognitive development. NeuroNest provides evidence-based occupational therapy to improve fine motor skills, self-regulation, and sensory organization.
We practice Ayres Sensory Integration, which uses specialized equipment to stimulate the vestibular (balance), proprioceptive (body awareness), and tactile systems.
By providing targeted sensory inputs, we help children learn to self-regulate, reducing sensory-seeking or sensory-avoiding behaviors that disrupt learning and daily life.
Fine motor coordination is crucial for school readiness, affecting hand-eye coordination, pencil grasp, scissor cutting, and self-feeding.
We employ targeted muscle-strengthening play, manual dexterity tasks, and spatial planning exercises to build functional strength and coordination in small and large muscle groups.
The ultimate goal of pediatric OT is giving children the tools to comfortably execute daily tasks independently.
We support children in mastering tasks like buttoning shirts, tying shoelaces, utensil grip, and adapting to transitions or changes in school and home routines with resilience.
Sensory Integration Therapy is designed to help children who struggle to process sensory information (such as sound, touch, balance, or spatial awareness). Using specialized equipment (swings, ball pools), we help the brain organize and respond appropriately to sensory inputs.
While Physical Therapy focuses on gross motor strength and mobility, pediatric Occupational Therapy (OT) focuses on 'functional independence'—helping children build the coordination, fine motor strength, and sensory regulation needed for daily activities like writing, eating, and playing.
ASI is an evidence-based clinical approach developed by Dr. A. Jean Ayres. It uses specialized, play-based sensory challenges in a structured environment to promote brain plasticity and improve adaptive behavior in children.
Schedule an occupational therapy evaluation with our clinic specialists.
