Services & Supports
We provide Evaluations, Treatments, and Consultations across all areas of support listed.
Our Services
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A pediatric OT evaluation looks at how your child takes in and responds to sensory input, moves and coordinates their body, and uses their eyes and hands together. Through play based observation, caregiver input, and standardized testing, we get to know your child's individual strengths and needs, so they can succeed at home, school, and in the community.
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Treatment sessions are 1:1, play-based, and child-led, using fun activities to help your child's brain and body work together, building strength, coordination, and eye-hand skills so they can grow with confidence at home, at school, and in the community.
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An occupational therapy consultation lets families discuss concerns, strengths, and questions about their child's development, helping determine whether a full evaluation is needed.
Areas of Support
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Every child sees, feels, and explores the world in their own way. Through fun activities like swinging, climbing, and obstacle courses, we help your child build the skills they need to make sense of the world around them, so they can join in play, connect with others, and handle everyday routines with more confidence. Contact us to get support with this →
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Every child sees and interacts with the world differently. We help strengthen how the eyes, brain, and body work together, supporting skills like handwriting, catching a ball, and copying from a board.
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Every child moves and grows at their own pace. We help build kids confidence to plan and carry out new movements like climbing a playground structure, riding a bike, catching a ball, or navigating an obstacle course.
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We help kids build the strength, balance, and coordination needed for running, jumping, climbing, and rolling
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We help kids build the hand skills needed for writing, cutting, buttoning, and more.
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Building independence with dressing, self-care, and daily routines. We help children build the confidence and coordination needed to manage tasks like buttoning, brushing teeth, and following morning routines on their own, through hands-on practice, adaptive strategies, and step-by-step guidance. Contact us to get support with this →
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Helping kids focus and thrive in the classroom. We help children build core strength and hand control so they can sit comfortably, write with ease, and participate confidently throughout the school day. Contact us to get support with this →
Learning and Resources
What is Pediatric Occupational Therapy?
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Children learn and develop best through play and everyday routines. Pediatric occupational therapy uses these meaningful activities to help children build skills such as coordination, self-regulation, motor planning, and independence, so they can participate more successfully in daily life.
What is Sensory Integration?
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Sensory integration is how the brain takes in and organizes information from the senses including touch, movement, sound, sight, smell, and body awareness so a child can respond to their environment in a way that feels organized and meaningful. This supports regulation, motor planning (praxis), body control, learning, and participation in everyday activities.
Who may benefit from Pediatric OT?
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Occupational therapy helps children build on their strengths and develop skills for:
Sensory integration (how the brain organizes information from movement, touch, sound, sight, and body awareness)
Regulation and attention
Transitions and daily routines
Self-care and independence
Fine motor and visual-motor skills
Motor planning, gross motor coordination, balance, and body awareness
Play, social participation, and relationships
Participation in meaningful activities at home, school, and in the community
Payment & Reimbursement Guidance
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Bright Wings Pediatrics provides a superbill (for private pay services) upon request for occupational therapy services. A superbill is a detailed receipt that includes the information needed to submit a claim for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Payment is due at the time of service. Health Savings Account (HSA) and Flexible Spending Account (FSA) funds are accepted. Coverage and reimbursement are determined by your insurance plan.