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Finding Your Child's Anchor 

Following Your Child's Arrow

Fostering Your Family's Flow

Who We Are

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Owner/Founder
Occupational Therapist
Parent Coach

Who We Treat

Smiling Baby
Cute Baby Boy
Toddler
Small Child with Large Glasses
Girl and stuffed animal
Sweet Toddler
Father and Son
Curious Girl
Boy's Portrait
Curious Child
Girl at School
Smiling Kid
Child Playing
Smiling Kids
Portrait of a Child
Happy Baby
Mother and Baby
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Children Birth - 12 Years

White Brick Wall

What We Treat

Common Challenge Areas:

Early motor milestone   achievement

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Feeding and sleeping

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Sensory Processing

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Balance and Coordination

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Self-Care

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Visual-Motor Coordination

Play and Social Engagement

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Emotional Regulation

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Attachment Disruption

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Developmental Trauma

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Impulsivity and Self-Control

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Attention and Focus

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Self-Management and           Organization

Common Diagnoses:

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

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Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)

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PANS/PANDAS

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Anxiety, OCD, and Selective Mutism (SM)

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Dyspraxia and Developmental Coordination

 Disorder (DCD)

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What We Offer

TummyTime! Method

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Trauma-Responsive Sensory Integration

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Developmental and Relational Autism Intervention

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Respectful and Responsive Feeding Intervention

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Reflex Integration

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Astronaut Training Program

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Therapeutic Listening

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Powerfully You Curriculum

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Neurodevelopmentally-Informed Parent Coaching

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Family-Centered Care

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Sensory-Sensitive Clinic Environment

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Private and Individualized Care

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Flexible Scheduling

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Immediate Availability - No Wait List

Insurance Accepted:  Aetna, Anthem/BCBS, CareSource, Cigna, Molina, 
Tricare East, UHC

County Vouchers Accepted:  Greene, Montgomery, Wayne

Self-Pay Available:  Prompt-Pay Discounts Offered; Inquire About Fees

Smiling Child

Children are not a distraction from more important work.

They are the most important work.

Dr. John Trainer

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