Oak Bloom OT

Building confidence & developing motor and social-emotional skills

At Oak Bloom OT we are a child-driven, strength-based approach to pediatric occupational therapy. We meet family goals with the latest in evidence-based research approaches to developing fine motor, gross motor and sensory processing skills.

why Ot?

When a child is not meeting their full potential at home, school or in their communities, OT can help..

A child does not need to have a diagnosis to be treated for Occupational Therapy.

If you have questions about how to go about getting insurance coverage click HERE.

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building skills in:

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• Achieving motor milestones such as crawling, walking, or jumping

• Feeding difficulties, including "picky eaters" and developing oral-motor skills

• Difficulty managing clothing fasteners

• Behavior management

• Focusing or sitting still

• Sensitivities by certain fabrics, sounds, tastes, or other sensory experiences

• Potty training

• Making and keeping friends

• Frustration tolerance

• Difficulty with independent living skills, such as routines, homework management skills, cooking, and hygiene

Meet the owner 

Lee-Anne is an Occupational Therapist, trained extensively in Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), ADHD, and Autism Spectrum Disorders. Her work builds on human strengths, using play, creativity, imagination, exploration, and mindful awareness to build resilience and skills.

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why us?

If you are looking for a therapist that your child gets excited to see, that builds on the skills they have, using their individual

interests, then you've come to the right place.  I guide my little people and their parents by building strong relationships to build self-confidence in areas and environments that can feel frustrating.

OUR Facility

Located in the Oakland Hills of Montclair, Oak Bloom OT has outdoor and indoor spaces dedicated to providing opportunities to explore and spaces to learn. The outdoor area has flat grassy area to create obstacle courses, a play structure, swings, garden, and plenty of room to run and play. 

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Inside the environment there is a quiet and controlled space to work on specific fine motor and social-emotional skills. There is an indoor gym with a swing, trampoline and crash pad. 

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Parents can observe inside and outside with comfortable seating and wi-fi if needed. There is also space if siblings need to attend sessions.

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