Village Services
Early Detection, Therapeutic Support, and Postpartum Care
We provide therapy services for infants/children in the comfort and convenience of their natural environments where they spend majority of their time such as home, school, or daycare. We also offer visits at our Village Playhouse (clinic).
With our recent addition of a board certified lactation consultant and an infant craniosacral therapist we take a holistic approach to challenges that may present in infancy and early childhood. We use a team approach to support all of our families. Having all services under one roof, allows you as a parent to relax and know that you are supported without having to navigate the different services on your own! It Takes a Village, Let Us Be Yours.
Insurances Accepted: PacificSource, Community Solutions, OHP, DMAP, Providence, Moda, and BCBS
Pediatric Occupational Therapy
Pediatric Occupational Therapists evaluate and provide services to facilitate growth and independence while addressing fine/gross motor skills, visual motor skills, sensory processing, and emotional regulation abilities that a child needs to function and socialize. Our team specializes in feeding and early motor and sensory development.
Pediatric Physical Therapy
Pediatric Physical Therapists evaluate and provide services to help kids improve their range of motion, strength, flexibility, and coordinated movement patterns. They promote independence in movement facilitating the most efficient movement possible and improving their abilities to access their environment.
Infant Craniosacral Therapy
Infant Craniosacral Therapy is a gentle non invasive manual therapy using light pressure to normalize the flow of the cerebral spinal fluid and supporting the infant's nervous system. It helps to improve range of motion, mobility in the mouth from a tongue tie, and overall wellbeing and immunity.
Postpartum Doula
A Postpartum Doula provides judgement free, non medical, nurturing support to the mother and her personal support team. These services are provided typically within the 4 trimester (0-12 weeks after birth) and can include support and education with infant feeding and soothing, sibling adjustment, light housework, meal preparation, and emotional support. The Doula is there to respect, nurture, and empower mothers and their support team on this wildly wonderful journey of parenthood.
Feeding Therapy
Feeding therapy is a specialty of our occupational therapy department. It begin as early as birth, after feeding challenges are identified. If you are breastfeeding, we work closely with our lactation team to maximize feeding success. Prior to treatment an in depth evaluation is completed to determine the kind of feeding challenge, the severity, and interventions to address the challenges.