Parenting a neuro-divergent child or a child with special needs is challenging, exhausting, and can often make you feel like you are lost. Your child's day-care or school keeps informing you of your child's lack of motor skills, immaturity, and/or behavioral challenges. You have received an Individual Education Plan (IEP) from your child's school, and have no clue what all those numbers and big words mean.

Day-to-day life at home is plagued by tears, arguments and melt-downs. You spend every free moment scouring the internet for answers as to "what is wrong with my child?" and/or "how can I help my child?"   

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Having support and guidance from a skilled pediatric occupational therapist can make your child and family's life notably different. An occupational therapist can recommend activities, actionable strategies, and techniques that create opportunities for your child's development. Personalized support and guidance may help relieve the parental stress and frustration that comes with raising children.