OT Services

 

How can occupational therapy help your child? 

A child's main occupations include: education, self care, social participation and play! These are the things that occupy their time. In OT, we help children build or strengthen the foundational skills required to participate in these activities.  

Since I work with most kiddos in their schools, we target skills that will help them with their school tasks. This may include handwriting, manipulating tools, attention, transitioning between tasks, sensory processing, etc. See a full list below of all the areas I can address with your child. 

If you feel like your child may present with challenges participating in any of these activities, then OT may be able to help!

Where do I provide my services? 

I provide mobile services so I will travel to your child! I work with children in their schools or homes. School is a significant daily activity that occupies your child's time. I love collaborating with the teachers to see how we can best support your child and their needs.

 OT By Lily travels to Boca Raton/Coral Springs/Parkland/Coconut Creek.  

Virtual sessions are also available! 

What are your payment options?

OT By Lily is Private Pay. Acceptable forms of payment include cash, zelle, or credit cards. 

 I do provide superbills for families to submit to insurance for possible reimbursement. 

Skills Addressed in OT:  

  • Fine Motor (grasp and manipulation of tools used in class, strength, coordination)
  • Visual Motor (handwriting, copying, drawing, cutting)
  • Visual Perception (matching, coloring, puzzles)
  • Self-Care (dressing skills, opening containers, using spoon/fork)
  • Attention (following directions, distractibility)
  • Motor skills (core strength, gross motor, balance, quality of movement, reflexes)
  • Social skills (peer interaction, play)
  • Emotional Regulation (transitions, self-calming)
  • Sensory Processing
  • Auditory (misses verbal information, sensitive to noises)
  • Visual (seeking, sensitive)
  • Tactile (avoids certain textures, touches everything)
  • Proprioception (body awareness: bumps into others, crashes)
  • Vestibular (fidgety, movement seeking/avoiding)
  • Smell and Taste (seeking, avoiding)