
Establishing roots for lifelong growth.

Therapists at Oak Tree OT are committed to learning from and with the neurodiverse community. We strive to ensure all clients feel understood and valued. We welcome any feedback to help us make our practice a more equitable and inclusive space.
Our Services

Meet & Greet
Not sure if OT is right for your child? No problem! We offer a free, 30 minute meet and greet with Nicola to answer your questions, hear your concerns, and learn a little bit about your child through your eyes. This is offered over the telephone or virtual meeting. No referral needed and no commitment necessary!

Initial Assessment
A comprehensive assessment will look at your child's sensory processing skills, visual processing skills, fine and gross motor skills, and overall function. This will help us understand your child's strengths and areas of challenge to provide individualized goals, recommendations, and to guide treatment.

Treatment
Therapy services will target the areas of challenge identified in the assessment. Services may occur in a private studio, in the child's home, school, or in the community. Treatment is often play-based and incorporates a child's individual interests while working towards their personal therapy goals.

Consultation
We will happily consult with school staff and community organizations to promote your child's success in participating in the activities that they need and want to do! Consultation services are most effective after your child has been assessed to fully understand their skills and challenges, to ensure recommendations are accurate.
Our Clients
We provide occupational therapy services to children and youth from two to 18 years of age. We work with children from a wide range of diagnoses, including but not limited to:
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Autism
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Sensory Processing Disorder
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Developmental Coordination Disorder
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Global Developmental Delay
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Learning Disabilities
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Cerebral Palsy
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Dyspraxia / motor planning
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Birth injuries
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Down Syndrome and other genetic disorders
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Attention Deficit Disorder / Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

