About Us
Welcome to Centerpointe for Children - Pediatric Therapy Services
We are experts at turning challenging activities into playful opportunities, and have fun doing it together
Our state-of-the-art clinic is a fun and inviting space to facilitate sensory-motor opportunities and skill growth. It meets fidelity to the evidence-based practice standards for Ayres Sensory Integration ® (ASI).
We are an internationally recognized pediatric therapy practice as well as a research and training center in ASI. Our team of highly accomplished therapists work collaboratively to meet the needs of your family and provide a strong foundation for learning, participation, and well-being.
Contact us to set up an assessment or initial screening today!
Professional Qualifications
Licensed occupational therapists with a Master's or Doctoral degree
OTD, OTR/L
OTD, OTR/L, FAOTA
MA, OTR/L
MOT, OTR/L
What is Ayres Sensory Integration® (ASI) ?
ASI is a well-established therapeutic practice with applications in various settings including the home, school, and community. ASI is trademarked to help researchers, therapists, and parents identify the core principles which define ASI and to differentiate this evidence-based intervention from other approaches which may use some aspects of sensory-based activities but do not meet the criteria for ASI.
A thorough assessment guides the preparation of goals addressing the referring concerns and the recommendations for intervention. ASI intervention is designed to improve sensory perceptual abilities, self-regulation, motor skills, and praxis. In doing so, it supports the client’s ability to show improved behavior, learning, and social participation.
Contact us to set up an assessment or initial screening today!
How We Can Help
We are committed to precision rehabilitation using the latest evidence and a data-driven model of assessment and intervention.
We are an internationally recognized pediatric therapy practice as well as a research and training center in ASI.
Our team of highly accomplished therapists work collaboratively to meet the needs of your family and provide a strong foundation for learning, participation, and well-being