Light’s occupational therapists promote health and well-being by supporting clients to engage in everyday tasks that are meaningful to them. This includes self-care activities such as showering, dressing and preparing food; productivity, including work, school and volunteering; and leisure/social connections, such as engaging in play/hobbies, building meaningful relationships and community participation.

We offer occupational therapy services specifically

designed for neurodivergent children, teens, and young adults, from birth up to 24 years old. Our goal is to support your childs unique needs and helpthem thrive in their daily lives.