Rooted services · Infants, children, adults & families
Support for the little steps.
And the big possibilities.
Individualized occupational therapy, focused intensives, and playful classes—supporting development, movement, and everyday participation across the lifespan.
Strong roots.
Meaningful movement.
Room to grow.
Care that meets you where you are
A thoughtful beginning.
A plan to grow with.
Occupational therapy evaluations
1 hourAn individualized evaluation for infants, children, or adults to explore strengths, understand everyday challenges, and identify meaningful goals.
- Personal or developmental history and client or caregiver conversation
- Observation and individualized assessment through age-appropriate activities
- Recommendations and meaningful next steps
Weekly occupational therapy
30–60 minutes per sessionTypically 1–3 sessions per week, depending on individual needs.
Individualized sessions for infants, children, and adults that connect personal goals with movement, meaningful activities, and everyday routines. Weekly frequency varies according to needs and the treatment plan.
- Infant development and childhood play
- Motor skills, sensory needs, and regulation across ages
- Adult daily activities, independence, and caregiver guidance
Focused care, individualized pacing
Time to focus.
Room to grow.
Both intensive programs typically run 4–5 days per week, 3–4 hours per day, for 3–4 weeks. The plan includes breaks, changes of activity, and pacing tailored to individual needs and tolerance.
Primitive Reflex Integration Intensive
A concentrated program considering reflex-related movement patterns alongside strengths, functional goals, and everyday participation.
Individualized movement activities, client or caregiver education, and a practical home plan connect the intensive experience to daily life.
Ask about a reflex intensive ↗Sensory Regulation & Integration Intensive
A focused program exploring sensory responses, regulation, and participation through individualized sensory-informed activities and meaningful routines.
Strategies are selected around personal preferences and goals, with client or caregiver coaching and a practical plan for home.
Ask about a sensory intensive ↗Contact Kristy to discuss suitability, individualized goals, and current intensive availability.
Specialized modalities offered
More tools.
One individualized plan.
Approaches are selected following assessment and discussed with your family, based on individual goals and suitability.
Primitive reflex integration
Assessment of reflex-related movement patterns and individualized activities connected to functional goals.
Dynamic Movement Intervention
DMI Level A techniques, incorporated into an individualized movement program when appropriate.
Sensory processing & integration
Sensory-informed play and strategies shaped around individual responses, preferences, and everyday participation.
FES & NMES
Functional Electrical Stimulation and Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation, considered as part of an individualized treatment plan when clinically appropriate.
Neurodevelopmental approaches
NDT-informed care and a background in conductive education bring a movement-focused perspective to therapy.
Kinesiology Taping (KT)
Individualized taping techniques incorporated into therapy when appropriate for individual movement and functional goals.
Casting & splinting
Individualized assessment and planning for casting or splinting, with guidance on fit, use, and follow-up as part of individual care.
Nature-based therapy
Purposeful outdoor play and exploration that connect movement, sensory experiences, and everyday skills with the natural world.
Parent coaching & home programs
Practical guidance that connects therapy goals with the routines, spaces, and activities your family already knows.
Rooted classes & family programs
Play. Connect.
Grow together.
Classes typically meet once a week for 60 minutes. Ask about upcoming groups and the best fit for your child.
Explore. Notice. Connect.
Sensory Explorers
A playful group for exploring sensory experiences, movement, and regulation. Activities offer opportunities to practice transitions, notice preferences, and participate at a comfortable pace.
Ask about Sensory Explorers ↗Body awareness, one step at a time
Potty Ready!
A supportive, play-based approach to toileting readiness and interoception—learning to notice body signals. Families explore routines, readiness skills, and practical ways to build confidence.
Ask about Potty Ready! ↗Parent & child · Infants and toddlers
Little Movers & Thinkers
Shared play for early development, with movement, sensory exploration, and parent education. A welcoming space to learn about motor milestones, early play skills, and ways to connect with your little one.
Ask about Little Movers & Thinkers ↗Movement, play & connection
Ready, Set, Play!
Engaging group activities that offer practice with motor planning, turn-taking, social participation, and confidence in play. Children explore ways to move and join in together.
Ask about Ready, Set, Play! ↗Support for the grown-ups, too
Parent Workshops & Coaching
Practical guidance for routines, sensory needs, emotional regulation, and developmental growth at home. Connect your questions to manageable next steps for your family. Workshop and coaching formats vary; contact Kristy for details.
Ask about parent support ↗Group placement considers each child’s developmental stage and support needs. Contact Kristy for current dates, age groupings, and availability.
Find Your Group
Three simple questions to explore Rooted programs. Choose what feels closest today. No name or contact details needed.
Your selections stay in this page and are not submitted with an inquiry. You can also contact Kristy directly if you are unsure where to begin.
A few helpful answers
Finding the right fit.
What ages do you serve?
Rooted provides individualized occupational therapy for infants, children, and adults. Our children’s classes are grouped by developmental stage and support needs; contact Kristy to discuss the right service for you or your family.
Should we start with an evaluation or a class?
If you have specific concerns about development or daily participation, an evaluation can help clarify your child’s needs. Contact Kristy to discuss whether individual therapy, a group, or parent coaching is a suitable starting point.
What does an intensive day look like?
Both intensive programs typically run 4–5 days per week, 3–4 hours per day, for 3–4 weeks. Daily plans include individualized activities, breaks, and client or caregiver guidance, with pacing adjusted to individual needs.
How do we join a class?
Contact Kristy with the class you’re interested in. She’ll discuss current availability, group fit, and the next steps for participating.
Start with a conversation
Let’s find your
next meaningful step.
Share what you’re noticing and what you hope will feel easier.
Connect with Kristy