Services
Self-Regulation. Executive Function. Lifestyle Support

Kids
Ages 5+
My goal is to help your child develop the skills, confidence, and strategies they need to grow and succeed.
Through engaging, play-based activities, we work on the sensory-motor, coordination, and self-regulation skills that prepare them for success in school and everyday life.
Every child develops at their own pace, but sometimes delays or differences in motor skills, coordination, sensory processing, or emotional regulation can make everyday life more challenging than it needs to be.
You might notice your child struggling with handwriting, cutting with scissors, using utensils, tying shoes, or keeping their balance during sports and play. They may have a hard time planning out steps for a task, following verbal directions, staying on task, using both hands together, or keeping their body in the right position for writing or sitting at a desk.
For some children, low frustration tolerance, activity levels, and challenges adapting to situations makes it difficult to stick with activities that feel challenging, leading to avoidance, meltdowns, or a drop in confidence.
These challenges can impact not just schoolwork, but also independence, relationships, and self-esteem. As a pediatric occupational therapist, my role is to help children strengthen these foundational skills in a way that feels fun, supportive, and achievable. Through engaging, play-based activities, I help kids improve fine and gross motor control, sensory-motor coordination, sensory processing, executive functioning, and visual-motor skills. We also work on emotional regulation, frustration tolerance, and problem-solving—giving your child tools they can use in real time to feel more capable and confident.
My goal is to set individuals up for function, success, and participation in all areas of life.
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(All types — inattentive, hyperactive, and combined; no diagnosis necessary)
Understanding how ADHD shows up in daily life
Managing symptoms, behaviors, and emotional responses
Improving focus, attention, and task initiation
Supporting impulse control and emotional regulation
Building executive functioning and organizational skills
Strengthening motivation and follow-through
Creating routines and systems that stick
Developing self-esteem, self-compassion, self-advocacy and self-awareness
Navigating school, work, and social expectations
Reducing overwhelm and preventing burnout
Cultivating strengths and reframing challenges
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(General learning differences and difficulty; specific diagnoses such as dyscalculia, dyslexia, and dysgraphia; no diagnosis necessary)
Understanding your unique learning profile
Managing academic challenges with confidence
Strengthening reading, writing, and math skills
Building effective study, test-taking, and note-taking strategies
Supporting working memory, processing speed, and comprehension
Creating systems for organizing information and assignments
Developing learning strategies tailored to individual needs
Improving focus, task initiation, and task completion
Using technology and tools to support learning
Navigating academic expectations with self-advocacy
Cultivating a growth mindset and academic resilience
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(All presentations across the spectrum; including PDA and ODD; no diagnosis necessary)
Understanding and embracing neurodivergent identity
Supporting sensory needs and sensory regulation
Enhancing emotional regulation and coping strategies
Building routines, structure, and predictability
Improving executive functioning and flexible thinking
Navigating transitions and unexpected changes
Developing self-advocacy and communication skills
Strengthening social understanding and connection
Reducing overwhelm, shutdowns, and meltdowns
Fostering independence in school, work, and daily life
Supporting special interests as tools for motivation and growth
Cultivating environments that affirm neurodiversity
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(Anxiety, depression, mental health challenges & disorders, chronic stress, and post-concussion recovery; no diagnosis necessary)
Understanding how mental and cognitive health affect daily life
Managing symptoms of anxiety, depression, and emotional dysregulation
Supporting executive functioning under chronic stress or fatigue
Rebuilding focus, memory, and cognitive endurance after injury or illness
Creating routines that support mental and emotional balance
Strengthening stress management and nervous system regulation
Developing coping strategies to manage overwhelm and shutdowns
Navigating school, work, and social demands with flexibility
Enhancing motivation, energy, and follow-through
Building self-awareness and confidence in managing emotions
Practicing self-compassion and realistic goal setting
Cultivating supportive environments that reduce stress and promote healing
Specialty Areas
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Strengthen arm, hand, wrist, and finger muscles for better control
Develop and refine hand dexterity to manipulate and control items
Improve handwriting, pencil grasp, and drawing skills
Improve utensil use during mealtimes
Enhance hand skills like cutting with scissors, tying shoes, and buttoning
Build coordination for tasks that require two-handed movements
Enhance visual processing skills
Build visual-motor integration to coordinate hand movements with visual input
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Plan, organize, and initiate movements for everyday tasks
Improve balance, posture, and body awareness
Develop coordination for running, jumping, and playing sports
Support smooth transitions between movements and activities
Build pacing awareness during movements- knowing when to slow down or speed up
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Paying attention and staying focused
Following multi-step directions
Starting tasks on their own
Organizing their belongings
Breaking tasks into smaller steps
Controlling impulses
Switching smoothly between activities
Using simple problem-solving
Managing time for tasks and play
Adapting to unexpected outcomes
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Teach kids ways to calm down and handle big feelings
Understand your child’s sensory profile to better guide their behaviors and mood regulation
Discover how your child’s senses (like touch, sound, or movement) affect them
Make simple changes at home or school to help your child feel comfortable and focused
Use fun, sensory activities that help kids stay calm and alert
Find the right balance between active play and quiet rest
Build daily routines that support nervous system regulation
Help your child learn how to cope with stress and worries
Build your child’s confidence and sense of pride
Parent coaching and strategies are included with each session!
Location
Home - Community - Online
Meeting in a location that is comfortable and effective for you lays the foundation for a successful session.
Considerations when selecting a location include weather elements, level of anonymity, level of distractibility, physical access, physical ability, internet connection, and safety.
In-person services can be provided in both the home and community throughout the greater Los Angeles area, including the San Fernando Valley, Santa Clarita Valley, and Simi Valley.
Online video services are available to those throughout California.
Location to be determined upon session confirmation.