On-Site School & ABA Clinic Partnerships
Pediatric Occupational Therapy
Kidvancement partners with a select group of private schools, daycares, and ABA centers to provide on-site occupational therapy services in Houston. Our team collaborates closely with teachers, BCBAs, and administrators to support students in their natural learning environments.
- On-site OT sessions during the school day
- Integrated collaboration with teachers & ABA teams
- Teacher consults available
- Sensory-motor, handwriting, feeding, and self-care support and more!
We’re continually expanding our partnerships. If your school or ABA center is interested in on-site OT services, we’d love to connect.
Specialties and Advanced Trainings
DIR/Floortime certified basic provider
Learning Without Tears for Handwriting and Keyboarding
DIR/Floortime is an evidenced-based approach used to support emotional and social development in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other developmental challenges. It uses a play and relationship based model considering your child’s skills and interests instead of a compliance-based approach.
Learning Without Tears for Handwriting and Keyboarding
Learning Without Tears for Handwriting and Keyboarding
Handwriting Without Tears teaches pre-writing, printing, and cursive through a developmental model. It categorizes and teaches letters based on the strokes used to form them. This approach helps children with memory and sequencing while reducing reversals.
Keyboarding Without Tears also uses a developmental model. It categorizes keys based on their location on the keyboard and teaches appropriate finger usage through engaging visuals and activities.
Sensory-based Feeding Therapy
Occupational therapy can help expand limited dietary repertoires through exploring foods using multiple senses in a strategic and sequential manner.
Fine Motor Skill Development
Fine motor skills refers to how one uses his/her hands to interact with and manipulate small items and tools. This includes: coloring and drawing, cutting with scissors, writing and typing, folding paper, fastening buttons and zippers, and manipulating keys and locks.
Self-care Skill Development
Self-care skills for children include dressing, eating, grooming, bathing, and toileting.
Regulation and Behavior Support
Self-regulation incorporates strategies to sustain an appropriate or "just right" arousal level in response to changes. Maladaptive behavior often results from underlying areas in need of skill-building such as problem solving, cognitive flexibility, sensory processing, motor skills, social awareness, and communication skills.