Clover Services

Occupational therapy helps children build the skills they need to participate in everyday life—at home, at school, and in their communities. Services are individualized and family-centered, meeting each child where they are developmentally.

Areas We Support

Fine Motor & Visual Motor Skills

We work on skills needed for play, learning, and independence, including:

Hand strength, coordination, and dexterity
Grasp development and tool use (pencils, scissors, utensils)
Handwriting and pre-writing skills
Visual motor integration and visual perceptual skills

Coordination & Motor Planning

Supporting whole-body coordination and confidence with movement:

Balance, core strength, and postural control
Bilateral coordination
Motor planning and sequencing
Body awareness and coordination

Sensory Processing & Regulation

Helping children understand and respond to sensory input:

Sensory modulation and regulation
Tolerance for different tactile, auditory, and visual stimuli, in natural environments
Emotional regulation and coping strategies
Supporting transitions and routines

Self-Care & Daily Living Skills

Building independence in everyday tasks:

Dressing, feeding, and grooming skills
Toileting readiness and routines
Independence with daily routines at home and school

Play, Attention & Social Participation

Using play as a meaningful tool for growth:

Engagement and attention during tasks
Cooperative play and peer interaction
Flexibility, problem-solving, and confidence

A Gentle Note for Families

Every child and family is unique. Services are always individualized, collaborative, and focused on supporting meaningful progress within the context of your family’s daily life. With this in mind, we are currently a private-pay practice without insurance-driven limitations. We do not participate directly with insurance, but we are happy to provide superbills for out-of-network reimbursement.