3 Best Occupational Therapists in Kent, WA

“Children's Therapy Center provides therapeutic and supportive health and educational services in King and Pierce counties. They provide a wide range of essential services for children with special needs, including physical, occupational, and speech therapies. All their staff are highly motivated to take initiative and improve children's performance. Their staff recognizes that parents are a child's first and most important teacher, and they involve them in every service provided. They also offer home-based Early Intervention services for children aged birth to three and center-based services for children three and older.”

“Maple Valley Pediatric Therapy offers innovative, playful, and evidence-based Occupational & Speech Therapy services for children and teens. Billie Jean Otter BS, MOT, OTR/L and Christie Armitage OTR/L are co-owners of the clinic. Billie received her Master of Occupational Therapy degree from the University of Washington. Christie graduated from the Occupational Therapy Program at the University of Puget Sound. They use skilled treatment methods used by occupational and physical therapists to increase a child’s functional abilities. They use playful, personalized, one-on-one therapy to help their clients overcome challenges, connect with their environment, and find joy in everyday living. They specialize in working with children, teens, and young adults.”

“KidsView Occupational Therapy offers a full evaluation with recommendations for continued success while on a waitlist for OT services or if you need help. They strive to teach kids skills to be compassionate, build confidence, and feel comfortable in their skin. They provide full-fledged and professional therapies at affordable prices. Theresa's professional and personal aim is to catch the children who are slipping through the cracks and provide the necessary skills for academic and social success. KidsView Occupational Therapy also offers free meet-and-greet sessions for all its clients. Every child is unique and presents with unique struggles, making each assessment and treatment individualized.”