I am an out of network provider, which means I have chosen not to enter into contracts with insurance companies or follow their restrictions on care. This allows me to offer a more flexible and individualized approach to therapy.

Without insurance limitations, we are not restricted by a set number of visits per year or insurance-driven guidelines. Instead, I follow best practices and clinical expertise to guide therapy based on your child’s unique needs, progress, and your family’s goals, ensuring that care is meaningful, responsive, and truly personalized.

Many families are still able to use their insurance benefits. If your plan includes out of network coverage, you can request a superbill at the start of care, and I will provide one for you to submit for possible reimbursement. Please note that a medical diagnosis from a physician is required in order to generate a superbill.

Yes, occupational therapy services are typically eligible for HSA and FSA spending. I am happy to provide detailed receipts upon request.

Practicing privately allows me to focus fully on each child and family, offering individualized support, greater flexibility in scheduling, and a collaborative approach, without the constraints of the insurance system.

Visits are typically held at a local, nature‑based setting chosen at the time of your appointment. In certain situations, sessions can also take place at your child’s home - for example, during significantly inclement weather or when home-based support is most beneficial.

When permitted by the school, I can also provide therapy at your child’s school to offer direct intervention and support during the school day. This flexibility allows therapy to fit naturally into your child’s routine and learning environment.

I provide family-centered care, and caregivers are always welcome to join the session. You can participate, observe, or stay nearby on the property while your child engages in therapy, whatever feels most comfortable for you and your family.