Pediatric Occupational Therapy in Nevada
Occupational therapy helps children participate in the everyday activities of childhood — dressing, eating, playing, writing, and staying regulated through a busy day.
Evaluation reports written in plain language you can hand to school.
Insurance verified first
We check your benefits and explain your expected cost before your first appointment.
Las Vegas, Reno & telehealth
In-clinic care in both Nevada markets, plus secure telehealth across the state.
Licensed pediatric specialists
Care delivered by licensed SLPs and OTs who work with children every day.
Neuro-affirming, HIPAA-secure
Goals built around your child's autonomy, with records handled in a HIPAA-compliant portal.
Questions about coverage? See how insurance works at ABI.
Does this sound familiar?
These are the words families use when they first call us. If any of them are yours, you are in the right place.
“Getting dressed and out the door takes an hour every morning.”
“He melts down at loud places and I've started avoiding them.”
“Her teacher says she can't sit still or hold a pencil.”
“I don't know if this is sensory, behavior, or just his age.”
What changes when it's working
Progress looks different for every child. These are the shifts families tell us matter most.
- 1Mornings and transitions get shorter and calmer
- 2Your child can stay regulated in noisy, busy places
- 3More independence with dressing, eating and school tasks
- 4You understand what your child's body is asking for
Who this is for
- Children who are over- or under-responsive to sensory input
- Children with fine motor or handwriting difficulty
- Children who struggle with self-care routines
- Children who need support with regulation and transitions
What we help with
- Sensory processing and integration
- Fine motor and visual-motor skills
- Self-care and daily living routines
- Emotional regulation and coping strategies
- Handwriting and school readiness
What happens after you reach out
No mystery, no runaround. Here is the exact path from your first message to your child's first session.
- 1
Intake and history
We review developmental history, sensory patterns and daily routines with you.
- 2
OT evaluation
A licensed pediatric OT assesses motor skills, sensory processing and participation across settings.
- 3
Individualized plan
Goals are written around real-life participation, not just test scores.
- 4
Therapy and home strategies
Sessions pair skill-building with practical strategies your family can use at home and school.
Frequently asked questions
Families often pair this with
Children rarely fit in one box. If any of these fit your child too, we can evaluate for both in the same intake.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us about your child and our team will guide you to the right next step — including what your insurance will cover.