Coaching Series
Sensory Processing 101
How the Sensory System Impacts Regulation and Daily Life
Sensory Processing 101 is a parent coaching series designed to help caregivers understand how their child experiences the world through their senses and how this impacts daily routines, behavior, and emotions.
Led by an Occupational Therapist, the series provides a clear, practical foundation for understanding your child’s unique sensory needs.
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Sessions are collaborative and family-centered, focusing on real-life situations and simple strategies that can be used during everyday routines.
Parents are supported in building confidence, making sense of sensory-related challenges, and creating routines that feel more manageable, connected, and supportive for the whole family.
Daily Routines and Transitions
Making daily routines feel more manageable and supportive—for your whole family.
This parent coaching series supports caregivers in navigating daily routines and transitions that can feel challenging for children and families.
Led by an Occupational Therapist, the series focuses on understanding your child’s needs and building practical strategies that fit naturally into your family’s day.
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Sessions are collaborative and focused on real-life routines such as mornings, mealtimes, leaving the house, and bedtime. Coaching emphasizes connection, regulation, and flexibility—helping routines feel more manageable, supportive, and connected for the whole family.
Sensory Strategies for Home
Practical Tools for Everyday Regulation
This parent coaching service builds on the concepts introduced in Sensory Processing 101, helping caregivers apply their understanding of sensory processing to everyday life at home.
Guided by an Occupational Therapist, parents learn how to recognize their child’s sensory needs and use supportive strategies to promote regulation, participation, and comfort.
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Coaching focuses on practical, routine-based sensory strategies—such as movement, calming input, and environmental supports—that can be naturally integrated into daily activities.
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The goal is to help parents feel confident choosing and adjusting strategies that support their child and make daily routines feel more manageable, connected, and supportive.
Playing and Connecting with Your Child
Helping play feel connected and meaningful
This parent coaching series helps caregivers build stronger connection with their child through play.
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Guided by an Occupational Therapist, parents learn how to follow their child’s lead, support regulation, and create playful interactions that strengthen relationships and support development.
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Sessions focus on making play feel less pressured and more meaningful, offering practical strategies that fit naturally into daily life. Parents are supported in building confidence and connection—using play as a powerful tool for regulation, communication, and relationship.
Helping Your Child Get Things Done
Supporting Organization, Flexibility, and Follow-Through
This parent coaching series helps caregivers understand and support their child’s executive functioning skills—such as planning, organization, emotional control, and task initiation.
Led by an Occupational Therapist, the series focuses on practical strategies that support children in managing daily expectations at home and school.
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Parents learn how to break tasks into manageable steps, create supportive routines, and adjust the environment to reduce overwhelm. Coaching is collaborative and tailored to your child’s needs, helping families build skills, confidence, and independence over time.
School and Community Support
Supporting Your Child at School and Beyond
This service supports families in navigating school and community settings where children learn, play, and participate.
Led by an Occupational Therapist, support is tailored to your child’s needs and focuses on helping families feel informed, confident, and supported across environments.
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Services may include guidance with school routines, collaboration with educators, and support around the IEP process, including understanding goals, accommodations, and advocating for your child’s needs. The focus is on practical strategies that promote participation, regulation, and success at school and in the community—while partnering closely with families every step of the way.
