THERAPY at RAISE
A Play-Based and Child-Directed Approach
Empowering Children and Families.
Fostering Independence and Development.
Positive and Naturalistic Approach.
Increasing Confidence and Self-Esteem.
Our OT Process:
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Screening
Complimentary screenings are provided to determine if services are recommended, and to provide a further explanation of our process.
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Evaluation
Where exactly is our client at? What are their specific needs? Standardized and/or informal measurements, treatment plan with measurable goals.
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Treatment
Client centered, engaging and collaborative treatment approach.
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Progress Evaluation
Where is the client at in their targeted goals? Is a new treatment plan recommended?
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Discharge
Parent education and continued success.
OT Services
Raise Playspace & Therapy Co provides out-of-pocket Occupational Therapy services with options for insurance reimbursement.
Our out-of-pocket model allows us to provide a personalized and client-centered treatment approach, where we can truly focus on what is most important to families, caregivers, and clients, without limitations.
You and Your Therapist Will Work Together to Determine the Most Appropriate Setting(s) for Treatment and Frequency
Our Focus
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Starting from infancy, we learn about the world around us and how to move our bodies, through our senses (mouthing items, rolling, crawling, pulling up, looking around and much more). This sensory exploration period tells us how our bodies move, feel, where they are in space, hear, and see, and eventually we are able to move our bodies in more complex ways, also known as gross motor and fine motor.
Our sensory system is not only responsible for how we move and use our bodies in space, but also how we regulate emotions, manage sensations, behaviors and cognition (including ability to follow directions, attend, and engage) and our language. The foundation for development of all of these complex systems is our ability to correctly process sensory information
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Mastery and development of fine motor, gross motor and visual motor skills are paramount for independence in our daily living activities. Development in these areas not only help us with tasks such as reading, writing, playing, dressing, feeding, grooming, and moving through space, but also provide us with a sense of accomplishment and self-esteem.
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We all feel emotions as human beings and some emotions are more difficult to manage than others. Our emotions, behaviors and sensory system are all closely tied together, and it is important to understand how in many situations these influence each other.
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Our executive function and social skills are fundamental for engaging with the world around us. This includes critical thinking, decision making, memory, adaptability, being a part of a team, making friends, interpreting social cues, play, and overall social cognition.
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Our ADL (Activities of Daily Living) and IADLs (Instrumental Activities of Daily Living) are activities that we need or want to do. ADL’s often develop at a very young age and include areas such as self care, dressing, hygiene, grooming, self-help, feeding, and toileting. IADL’s are more complex and include areas such as leisure activities, meal preparation, reading, writing, and household chores.
We Believe:
Starting with what a child can do provides a positive foundation
Empowered parents create change
Children and families thrive when relationships and trust remain at the forefront of therapy
Self-regulation is essential for skill acquisition
Each child is unique and individualized plans yield growth
The brain is flexible and adaptable and makes new connections through experiences
Peek at Pricing
Therapy Sessions
45 minutes: $75
60 minute group sessions: $350/6 sessions
OT Evaluations
$300
Includes testing administration, scoring, written reports, and parent conferences.
Additional Parent Conference: $165/ hr
IEP Meetings & School Vists
Hourly Rate: $150
Travel Time: TBD
Cancellation Fees:
Late Fee: Cancelling without 24 hr notice: $35
No Show: 100% of fee