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Virtual and in-home pediatric occupational therapy in Bellingham and Washington State
Virtual Occupational Therapy
In-home Occupational Therapy
Parent Coaching
Executive Skills Training
IEP Support Advocate
How can OT benefit my child?
Are you looking for a way to help your child thrive and reach their full potential? Look no further than pediatric occupational therapy! With OT, empower your child to overcome challenges and embrace their unique abilities.
Occupational therapy can help children build the foundational skills they need to thrive at home, in school, and in everyday life. Through the therapeutic use of meaningful daily activities, pediatric OT services support each child’s unique strengths and foster purposeful, lasting growth.From developing fine motor skills and improving sensory processing to strengthening executive functioning and enhancing emotional self-regulation, occupational therapy sessions empower kids to confidently engage in the things they want and need to do every day.
MEET THE THERAPIST
Makenzie Frid: a lifelong advocate for children
I believe that as parents we want to understand how to best support our children. We strive for knowledge amidst uncertainties.
We want to grow in the know and know how to grow - that is, we want to increase our understanding of the most effective approach to empower our child and support their growth potential. We want realistic and sustainable strategies to foster development.Let me help you pinpoint the silent struggles your child may be experiencing and provide targeted intervention that extends beyond therapy, improving the daily rhythm and flow of your child’s everyday life.I am an intentional and experienced occupational therapist who believes in supporting the whole-child through a growth potential and neurodiversity-affirming lens. My background in school-based OT and early intervention has afforded me almost a decade of experience working with a diverse population of pediatric clients, students, educators, and families.
Interventions
Handwriting Therapy
Fine and Gross Motor
Sensory Processing
Visual Processing
Emotional Regulation
Executive Functioning
Self Care
Play Skills
Social Skills