Programs And Services

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 Children from birth to 3 years of age - Based on the specific needs of the child - Supports play, sleep, feeding, dressing, toileting, social participation, and education - Family-centered - Natural environment - Areas of development: adaptive, motor, cognitive, social-emotional and communication. 

 Occupational therapy (OT) for school-aged children can be significantly enhanced by utilizing the outdoors, as nature provides a unique and motivating environment for skill development. Outdoor settings offer a wealth of opportunities for children to practice and improve various skills, including gross motor skills, sensory processing, social skills, and problem-solving, while engaging in play and exploration. 

  Outdoor therapy challenges and enhances existing gross motor skills. Spending time outdoors helps teens with emotional regulation and increases self-esteem. Nature provides a perfect setting to explore prevocational skills through woodworking, art, EF skills, meal prep, ADLs, environmental stewardship, and more 

Program assists adults with disabilities who are 21 or older. Treatment targets communication, social skills, independent living, executive function skills, endurance, strengthening, sensory processing and much more.

 Students will explore the many spaces throughout our property, thoughtfully curated for skill building. Endless opportunities to learn through hands-on activities. Activities will change per season and holiday.  Programs will be created to align with state education standards. Specialized accommodations and modifications for learners. Resources and education will be provided to teachers for in classroom support to improve acedemic performance. 

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