Pediatric + services

Starting at $200  

2 hours 

More than basic baby-proofing, this service uses an occupational therapy lens to evaluate your home for hidden risks and safety barriers specific to your child’s age, developmental stage, and unique needs.

• Evaluation of high-risk areas: stairs, bathrooms, kitchens, furniture, and cords.
• Adaptive design and equipment recommendations: 
• Written safety plan: prioritized checklist for parents to follow with clear, practical steps.
• Coaching for parents: teaching supervision strategies and ways to foster safe independence.

Starting at $350 per 2 hours +

Sensory processing challenges can make home life overwhelming. This service designs personalized sensory-friendly spaces that calm, regulate, or engage your child in a way that promotes healthy development. 

• Calming spaces: soft lighting, textures, and sound-dampening for relaxation.
• Stimulating areas: bright visuals, safe climbing or swing equipment to channel energy.
• Multi-sensory design: integrating touch, sound, and visuals for developmental play.
• Collaboration: recommendations for affordable DIY changes or contractor-led build-outs.

Starting at $250

Clutter and disorganization can create safety risks and overwhelm children with disabilities. This service restructures your environment for independence and routine success.

• Adaptive organization: toy bins, labeled systems, and visual schedules.
• Therapy integration: blending therapy equipment into the daily home routine.
• Accessibility focus: ensuring children can reach, manage, and maintain their own space.
• Family coaching: teaching caregivers sustainable systems for order and calm.

Starting at $300- evaluation fee. 

Play is how children learn, and safe play areas can accelerate milestones. This service sets up therapeutically designed play environments for learning and independence.

• Motor skill zones: climbing structures, mats, or activities to promote balance and strength.
• Cognitive play tools: puzzles, blocks, and adaptive learning stations.
• Social and family play: spaces that encourage turn-taking, sharing, and teamwork.
• Parent training: coaching caregivers to use play as a therapeutic tool every day.