Every child deserves care that’s compassionate, individualized, and rooted in real-life function. At Blooming pOTential, we specialize in supporting children with:

Developmental delays

Autism and sensory processing differences

Medically complex conditions

Neuromuscular and physical disabilities

Non-verbal or minimally verbal communication needs

, I provide individualized therapy to support a wide range of developmental skills. Every child is unique, and I tailor therapy to meet their strengths and challenges .

Fine Motor Skills

Helping little hands gain strength, control, and coordination for:
• Grasping tools or toys
• Handwriting and drawing
• Managing buttons, zippers, or adaptive devices
• Using mobility aids or communication switches

Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)

Encouraging independence and participation in everyday routines:

  • Identifying and responding to sensory needs

  • Calming and alerting strategies to support participation

  • Tools and strategies to promote emotional control and focus

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Gross Motor Skills

Supporting whole-body movement and participation through:

  • Core strength and balance

  • Safe transfers and mobility

  • Community movement (playgrounds, parks, etc.

  • Coordination and motor planning

AAC & Communication Access

Empowering all children to express themselves:

  • Collaboration with families and speech therapy providers to integrate communication supports

  • Promoting access to AAC devices through positioning, motor access, and sensory regulation

  • Encouraging independence in expressing needs, choices, and participation in daily routines.

Visual & Ocular Motor Skills

Promoting visual access and eye-hand coordination for learning and play:

  • Visual tracking and scanning

  • Eye teaming and visual focus

  • Visual perception for puzzles, books, and routines.

  • supports for CVI or visual fatigue

Self-Regulation

Helping children understand and respond to their internal world:

  • Calming strategies for sensory overwhel

  • Movement breaks and sensory diets

  • Visual supports and routines

  • Co-regulation techniques with caregivers

Supporting Medically Complex Children

  • Positioning and adaptive equipment use to support daily routines

  • Range of motion, strength, and endurance activities within safe limits

  • Sensory regulation strategies for children with feeding tubes, trachs, or other medical devices

  • Building participation in play, communication, and caregiving routines despite physical limitations

  • Caregiver training for safe handling, positioning, and promoting independence where possible