Empowering independence through daily life skills

Pediatric occupational therapy helps children build the skills they need for school, play, and life — growing confidence every step of the way.

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The Village commitment

Reclaim your time with savings

Village helps families start faster with trusted, in-network therapists who meet in-home or virtually — saving up to 75% compared to traditional methods.

One place for care teams

Keep your child’s care connected with shared updates, weekly summaries, files, goals, and progress tracking in one secure platform.

Built to put your child first

Every feature of Village is designed around your child’s needs — so therapists, teachers, and families work together to help them thrive.

Where daily routines become milestones.

From handwriting and brushing teeth to managing big feelings and navigating sensory challenges, occupational therapy helps children strengthen the skills that shape daily life — fine motor development, self-care routines, sensory processing, and emotional regulation. With the right support, those routines turn into milestones of independence and joy.

CORE FOCUS AREAS

What does pediatric occupational therapy entail?

Developmental delays

Fine motor skills

Some children sit, crawl, or walk later than expected. Physical therapy helps them build strength, coordination, and gross motor skills while laying the foundation for active play, sports, and independence.

Balance and coordination

Sensory processing

Injury recovery or prevention

Self-care and independence

Mobility and muscle tone challenges

Emotional regulation and social participation

PROCESS OVERVIEW

What to expect in pediatric occupational therapy

1

Evaluation

Your child’s therapist begins with a thorough assessment of movement, strength, balance, and posture to understand their unique needs.

2

Goal setting

Together, the therapist outlines short- and long-term goals — from hitting milestones to gaining confidence at the playground.

3

Play-Based Therapy

Sessions use age-appropriate activities, such as obstacle courses, stretching, and games to build strength and coordination.

4

Real-Life Practice

Sessions use age-appropriate activities, such as obstacle courses, stretching, and games to build strength and coordination.

5

Caregiver Coaching

Sessions use age-appropriate activities, such as obstacle courses, stretching, and games to build strength and coordination.

6

Collaboration

With Village, progress updates and goals are shared in one place so caregivers and providers stay connected.

Love from families

"Village has transformed how I manage my daughter's care."

Now everything is in one place, and I don't have to be the middleman between her providers. It's made my life so much less stressful to not have to coordinate, and I feel like my daughter is getting the best out of all of her therapies!"