Autism
Fine Motor
Pre-Writing Shapes
Primitive Reflexes
Structured, practical, and individualized
Occupational Therapy focuses on helping individuals of all ages develop, recover, or maintain the skills and abilities necessary for daily life activities. Occupational therapists use evidence-based approaches and techniques to address specific challenges and goals.
Whether individuals may have physical, cognitive, emotional, or developmental challenges, OT practitioners use an individualized approach, tailoring interventions to each person’s unique needs and goals to develop greater independence so they can more easily participate in daily life activities.
This model works best for families who…
- View therapy as a long-term developmental investment
- Participate actively and support carryover between sessions
- Value consistent attendance, clear communication, and structured care
- Want practical progress built over time
Visual Perception
Handwriting
Splinting & Range of Motion
Sensory
Concussions & Traumatic Brain Injuries
Cutting
ADLs
Picky Eaters
Through carefully structured sessions, OT can help with:
Tasks such as dressing, bathing, grooming, feeding, and toileting - also known as - activities of daily living (ADLs)
Improving fine and gross motor skills such as handwriting, cutting with scissors, and tying shoelaces. It may involve regaining mobility from complex disabilities, brain injuries, orthopedic injuries, chronic pain, amputation, and mental health.
Reducing sensory stimuli responses that may be overwhelming by regulating reactions to touch, feel, and taste. This is especially important for individuals with autism spectrum disorder and sensory processing disorder.
Strengthening cognitive functions such as memory, problem-solving, organization, and planning. This is valuable for individuals with developmental delays/disorders/syndromes or recovering from traumatic brain injuries, strokes, or cognitive impairments.
Supporting mental health by addressing emotional well-being, coping strategies, and stress management. It helps individuals develop effective ways to manage anxiety, depression, and other mental health conditions.
And so much more
How We Help
How our Occupational Therapists work with families
Through engaging and interactive sessions, we focus on developing essential skills for daily life tasks and meaningful participation in school, at home, at work, or in social environments.
Our strategies are designed for real-world interactions.
We collaborate with parents, caregivers, educators, and other professional disciplines. We offer in-house collaboration with ABA Therapy and Speech Therapy so goals stay coordinated and skills can carry over outside the clinic.
Our Approach
Occupational therapy works best when goals are clear, sessions are consistent, and strategies continue outside appointments.
We offer in-clinic sessions supported by dedicated therapists who are highly trained and up-to-date with the latest evidence-based practices in therapeutic care.
Initial evaluation
- We conduct an initial evaluation to assess the individual’s strengths, challenges, and specific goals. This assessment involves a series of formal and informal measures to gather information about medical history, current abilities, and limitations.
Treatment plan
- Goals are established based on the evaluation and individual/parent or guardian interviews. Once a plan is outlined, the interventions and strategies will be customized to the individual’s needs. It may include therapeutic activities, exercises, sensory integration techniques, emotional regulation, cognitive training, and more.
Progress monitoring & adjustments
- Occupational therapists continually evaluate the individual’s progress to determine the effectiveness of interventions and ensure meaningful gains in achieving goals.
Collaboration
- Effective communication with other healthcare professionals, educators, caregivers, and family members is critical to delivering the best possible care. If required, we ensure support and guidance to those most involved in the individual’s life.
Transition Planning
- As an individual approaches goal mastery, the frequency of services may be reduced. The ultimate goal is independence. We support this transition on an individual basis, slowly weaning the individual out of services and into independence. The occupational therapist assists in the transition and provides recommendations for maintaining progress.
3 Key Benefits of Occupational Therapy
1. Improve Independence & Quality of Life
Occupational therapy helps individuals develop, regain, or improve the skills they need to participate more fully in daily life.
2. Enhance Skill Development
Therapy supports growth in fine and gross motor skills, cognition, sensory processing, and social participation for children and adults alike.
3. Preventative Care & Wellness
By addressing risk factors early and promoting healthy development, occupational therapy helps individuals stay active, capable, and better prepared for daily challenges.
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How to get started
STEP 1
Schedule a Consultation
Contact us by phone or email so we can understand your concerns, goals, and next steps.
STEP 2
Evaluation & Plan
Meet with the right therapist for an evaluation and a care plan tailored to the individual.
STEP 3
Begin Consistent Care
Follow the plan, practice strategies outside sessions, and review progress together over time.
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FAQs about Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapy in Utah County
Structured, practical therapy for functional progress and greater independence
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