F.A.Q.
What is Occupational Therapy (OT)? Occupational therapy helps people build the skills they need to participate in meaningful daily activities. OTs work in many settings, including schools, hospitals, sensory gyms, rehabilitation centers, and clients' homes. My OT services focus on supporting children in their everyday tasks—such as academic work, self-care, and play—to increase meaningful participation, build confidence and competence, and promote greater independence. Sessions may address fine motor and visual-motor skills, sensory processing and regulation, activity and environmental modifications, and caregiver education.
Services
What ages do you work with? I work with children ages 1-12 years old.
Where do you provide OT Services? I provide OT in Manhattan and Brooklyn, New York. I provide sessions in families' homes and community spaces, such as parks and libraries.
When are services available? Services are available on weekdays after 3:45pm.
How long are OT sessions? Sessions tend to be 30 minutes, 45 minutes, or 60 minutes long. The recommended session length is determined in the OT evaluation.
I would like to schedule an evaluation. How do I do that? Please email me your name, your child's name, your child's birthday, your address, and the times you are available for a phone call so we can get started!
Payment
What do you accept for payment? Cash, check, Zelle, and Venmo payments accepted.
Where can I find pricing information? Please email me for further information on pricing.
Are you in network with any insurance companies? No, I am not currently in network with any insurance companies. However, superbills are available for you to submit to your insurance company for out-of-network reimbursement upon request.
Other
Can I join NeuroLit, the book club you co-facilitate, to further develop my understanding of neurodiversity and neurodivergence? Yes! Please email me to get involved.