If your child is struggling with feeding, sleeping, behavior, attention, or motor skills, occupational therapy may help. Our team specializes in identifying the root cause of these challenges so children can thrive.

Next step: Schedule a free consultation to discuss your child’s needs and see how therapy can make a difference.

Occupational Therapy is a unique style of treatment that looks at the individual as a whole person and acknowledges how one area of the body influences another. Rather than simply treating an injury or condition we treat the whole person. Our job as OT’s is to improve the patient’s quality of life and help them to become as independent as possible for their individual situation. Therapists design treatments that are unique to the individual’s needs and abilities. We modify activities (otherwise known as occupations) that are meaningful to the patient to create the “just right challenge” for them. In this way, treatment is not only enjoyable but also allows for more engagement by the patient and improved outcomes.

The goal of Myo is to improve functional use of the mouth including eating, talking, and breathing abilities through exercise and changing previous oral habits. In children, it can also facilitate proper orofacial development for function and aesthetics. Myofunctional therapy treatment improves the strength and range of motion of the cheeks, lips, tongue, and jaw by teaching patients how to engage the musculature in the appropriate position. It is a non-surgical approach to mitigate a variety of symptoms whose root causes are in oral dysfunction.

We treat a wide range of conditions, including:

• Autism Spectrum Disorder

• Torticollis & Plagiocephaly/Brachycephaly

• Sensory Processing Disorders

• Feeding and Eating Disorders

• Tongue Tie/Tethered Oral Tissues (TOTs)

• ADHD and Executive Functioning Challenges

• Anxiety and Emotional Regulation Issues

• Sleep Disorders

• Primitive Reflex Integration

• Chronic Illness and Pain

• Ehlers Danlos Syndrome/POTS/MCAS

• PANS & PANDAS

We work with children from infancy through adolescence as well as adults experiencing multiple chronic illnesses. Whether it’s breastfeeding challenges, picky eating, sensory sensitivities, or school-aged coordination and behavioral struggles, care is tailored to your needs with one goal in mind- to find the root cause and heal it.

We do accept some major insurances including Aetna, horizon, anthem, and Cigna. While we are an out-of-network, we do bill insurance directly on your behalf. Your coverage and reimbursement vary depending on your out-of-network benefits, which we are happy to confirm the specifics. If you would like us to reach out to you insurance directly please provide the patient’s legal name, DOB, and a photo of the front and back of the insurance card at the time of your consultation.

Yes. Our holistic approach addresses overlapping issues, ranging from feeding struggles combined with behavior challenges, sensory sensitivities, or sleep issues. Every intervention is designed to support the whole child, not just one isolated symptom.

New Jersey, New York, and Utah. Coming soon - Pennsylvania and Texas!

We provide flexible in-home and telehealth sessions to meet families wherever they are. In-home therapy allows us to see your child in their natural environment, while telehealth sessions ensure continuity of care for families who live further away or have busy schedules.

Next step: Schedule a consulatation today — at home or online — to start progress immediately.

Yes! Parent education is a cornerstone of our approach. We provide tools, strategies, and guidance so parents can reinforce progress at home, creating faster, longer-lasting results.

Getting started is simple: book a free 15-minute consultation to review your child’s needs. We’ll help you understand which services are the best fit and provide a clear path forward.

Next step: Schedule your free consultation now

Your child’s initial session includes a parent interview and comprehensive evaluation where our therapists observe and assess your child's motor skills, sensory processing, behavior, and daily functioning. This helps us develop a personalized therapy plan tailored to your child's unique needs in collaboration with you, the parent or patient.