Helping little hands, brains, and bodies grow.
Pediatric occupational therapy that supports your child’s developmental, feeding, and sensory-motor growth through every stage of early childhood.
Helping little hands, brains, and bodies grow.
Occupational therapy for babies, toddlers, and children.
At The New Years, our pediatric occupational therapists support your child’s developmental, feeding, and sensory-motor growth through every stage of early childhood.
Signs your child may benefit from OT
If your child struggles in any of these areas, our occupational therapists can help.
Gross motor skills
Rolling, crawling, sitting, climbing, balance, and coordination.
Sensory processing and regulation
Sensitivity to or high drive for touch, movement, and sound, plus functional vision.
Fine motor skills
Grasp, hand strength, writing and pre-writing, and utensil use.
Posture, strength, and endurance
Stability for movement and tabletop tasks.
Body and spatial awareness
A reliable body map and knowing where the body is in space.
Balance and coordination
Reducing clumsiness and frequent falling or tripping.
Play and social participation
Play skills, multi-step tasks, and cooperative play.
Emotional regulation
Managing feelings, frustration tolerance, and transitions.
Child-led, play-based, and individualized
Our care is evidence-based, trauma-informed, and guided by your family’s rhythms and routines.
Child-led
We follow your child’s interests and motivation.
Play-based
Skills grow through meaningful, joyful play.
Individualized
Tailored to your child’s needs, strengths, and pace.
Evidence-based
Trauma-informed and grounded in research.
Approaches we draw from
- Ayres Sensory Integration (ASI)
- Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT)
- The M.O.R.E. (Motor-Oral-Respiration-Eyes) Framework
- Sequential Oral Sensory (SOS) Approach to Feeding
- FOCUS Program for Mealtime Success
- The Get Permissions Approach
- Safe and Sound Protocol
- DIRFloortime
Collaborative and family-centered
Our care is collaborative and family-centered from the very first visit.
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Evaluation
Your journey starts with an evaluation.
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Follow-up meeting
A post-evaluation meeting to discuss results and recommendations.
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Individualized plan
Integrating play-based, child-led therapy.
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Parent education
Education and home strategies you can use between visits.
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Close collaboration
Working closely with your caregivers and other healthcare providers.
Whole-child care
We support developmental, feeding, and sensory-motor growth through every stage of early childhood.
Let’s begin together
A space where your child can feel confident in their body and curious in play.
The specialist for this
Kimberly Wong
Founder | Occupational Therapist
Kimberly has been an occupational therapist since 2012, earning both her Master’s and Clinical Doctorate in Occupational Therapy from the University of Southern California. She founded The New Years to give families the integrated, compassionate care she wished she had.
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