
At Ability Ally, we provide tailored interventions to address a wide range of needs.
Key Areas We Focus On
- Fine Motor Skills Development: Helping your child improve hand-eye coordination and dexterity for activities like writing, cutting, or buttoning clothes.
- Gross Motor Skills & Physical Strength: Building balance, coordination, and core strength to support tasks like running, climbing, and sitting still.
- Sensory Integration: Assisting children who may feel overwhelmed or under-responsive to sensory input (e.g., loud noises, textures, or movement).
- Social and Emotional Skills: Teaching self-regulation, sharing, and other vital interpersonal skills for making friends and navigating social situations.
- Self-Care Independence: Training for daily activities like dressing, grooming, eating, and using the restroom.
- Handwriting Support: Improving handwriting and pre-writing skills through fun and creative exercises.
Who Can Benefit from Occupational Therapy?
We provide care for children with:
Sensory Processing Disorders: Helping children adapt to and manage sensory input effectively.
Developmental Delays: Helping children meet age-appropriate milestones.
Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD): Supporting sensory processing, communication, and play skills.
ADHD: Improving focus, self-regulation, and task management.
Cerebral Palsy or Physical Disabilities: Enhancing strength, coordination, and independence.
Learning Disabilities: Addressing challenges with reading, writing, or attention.

Our Approach
At Ability Ally, we believe therapy should be fun and engaging! Our therapists use play-based activities and creative techniques to make sessions enjoyable while fostering essential growth and development.
Why Families Choose Us
- Compassionate, certified pediatric occupational therapists.
- Individualized therapy plans tailored to your child’s unique needs.
- A welcoming, inclusive environment where your child feels safe to explore and grow.
- Collaboration with families to create consistent support at home and school.
Parent Involvement
We work closely with parents and caregivers to ensure progress continues beyond therapy sessions. Our team provides guidance, strategies, and tools for home activities that build on therapy goals. Together, we’ll help your child succeed!
FAQ’s
What is Occupational Therapy?
OT helps individuals of all ages become independent in daily tasks, addressing physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges.
How Can OT Help?
OT improves independence in ADLs, motor skills, cognition, and emotional well-being.
What Does an OT Do?
OTs assess needs, set goals, teach adaptive techniques, and support cognitive and emotional recovery.