Question 1

What is an OT Parent Coach?

Accepted Answer

As you've probably already found, there's a huge need for pediatric occupational therapy and not enough therapists to fulfill this need. This has caused some enormous waitlists to get children into treatment. As an OT Parent Coach I can help bridge the gap by offering education and strategies  that helps caretakers better support the needs of their children before, during or even after your child has participated in occupational therapy.

Question 2

How many sessions will I need?

Accepted Answer

In our first therapy session we'll go over your intake in detail, identify challenges, and we can discuss the number of sessions I feel we will need to meet your goals. Some family's are interested in ongoing support, others have a specific set of challenges that we can generally address in a few sessions, but the number of meetings is completely in your hands. I'm here as a resource to serve you and your family, and we can always prioritize your top challenge. However, as a rule of thumb we typically have time to  address and create a meaningful action plan for one (or at maximum two) challenges per meeting.

Question 3

Do you accept Insurance?

Accepted Answer

I do not accept insurance and only offer my services out of pocket. However, I am happy to provide you a Superbill for potential insurance reimbursement.

Question 4

How much does it cost?

Accepted Answer

After our initial free consultation there's a one time evaluation fee of $240, which includes a comprehensive Care Plan. During this session, we'll review your intake and set goals, which be used to create a Plan of Care.
 
After that all sessions are billed at $140 for 50 minutes.

Question 5

Will you work directly with my child

Accepted Answer

While I possess years of experience working directly with children, my current focus is on providing Parent Consultations. This practice was established to address the needs of parents seeking education and support while their child is on a waitlist, currently undergoing therapy, or has completed therapy. This service is designed to complement the one-on-one support your child receives.

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