Willow Occupational Therapy at Oak Learners
About WillowOT
Willow Occupational Therapy offers individualized and private therapy sessions for children and young adults. With a focus on developing independence, Willow employs evidence-based practices and a collaborative approach to skill development that encompasses family, community and the individual.
Willow offers home-, school-, and daycare-based therapy sessions. We focus on working with individuals in “real-life” environments because it provides a more natural and un-fabricated perspective of a client’s life. This contributes to more authentic and personalized assessments and ultimately more successful interventions. Collaboration with Parents and Teachers is also paramount for successful programming. We treat members of a client’s social circle as teammates as they provide not only an in-depth understanding of the challenges and concerns that clients face, but also insight into the goals a client should strive to meet.
Occupational Therapy Services
Willow OT provides assessments, therapeutic interventions, and consultations in the home setting or at school. By employing formal assessment tools and significant clinical experience, Willow’s Comprehensive Assessment Process ensures the best form of intervention for the client. With a focus on customizing programming to meet the unique needs of individual clients, interventions imbed therapeutic techniques into everyday activities that are relevant, realistic and most importantly fun!
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- Fine Motor Skills
- Gross Motor Skills
- Play & Social Skills
- Sensory Processessin
- Daily Living Skills
- School Skills
- Recreational Services
At Home Programs from Willot OT
Articles from Willow OT
More Than a Week of Fun: How Summer Camp Can Boost Your Child’s Mood
The right kind of camp can act like a reset button for kids’ mood, confidence, and sense of connection—not just “something to do.” And the kind of camps Oak runs (small groups, nature, arts, movement, cozy community vibes) line up surprisingly well with what recent research says children need to feel well.
Simple Sensory Tools That Just Make Sense (and the Brain Science Behind Them)
At Oak Learners, we see these behaviours every day. To us, they’re not “bad habits” or “misbehaviour”. They’re often a form of sensory seeking: a child’s nervous system trying to get the input it needs to feel organized, calm, and ready to learn.
Changes at Oak Learners
As we prepare for the upcoming 2025-26 academic year, we want to share an important update and change to our Middle School programming. First and foremost, we thank you for your continued trust and support, and we remain committed to delivering the high-quality,...