Questions parents ask

Yes — we're in-network with Regence and Premera. We also offer superbills upon request for clients with out-of-network benefits, which you can submit to your insurance for potential reimbursement.

We see children ages 3 to 15.

It depends on your insurance plan. Some plans require a referral from your child's pediatrician for occupational therapy services to be covered, and others do not. We recommend calling your insurance to confirm before your first visit.

Client-driven therapy means we follow your child's interests, energy, and pace during sessions, while gently supporting growth and skill-building. Rather than a rigid plan, we incorporate each child's unique strengths and preferences into how we develop skills and overcome challenges. This approach helps therapy feel meaningful, engaging, and connected — not pressured.

Caregivers are a vital part of our work together. We partner closely with families to share what we're working on, suggest realistic strategies for home, and support carryover into daily life. Depending on your child and the situation, you may join sessions, observe, or step out — we'll figure out what works best for your family.

If your child has had an occupational therapy evaluation within the past year, we may be able to use it. Bring it with you and we'll determine together whether a new evaluation is needed or if we can build on the existing assessment.

A strengths-based approach focuses on what each child can do, rather than what they can't. We work to incorporate each child's unique strengths and client-driven activities into how we develop skills and overcome challenges. Through a strengths-based, neurodivergent-affirming approach, therapy focuses on connection first — because meaningful progress happens when children feel supported, not pressured.

Reach out through our contact page, share a bit about your child, and we'll be in touch within 24–48 hours to talk through next steps.