Whole Child OT – Occupational Therapy with Sarah Gayle Schoenbaum, OT

Pediatric occupational therapy with sensory and regulation-focused approaches

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Whole Child OT provides occupational therapy for babies, toddlers, and children, and the site also notes that adults can be seen too. Sarah Schoenbaum says she looks at a child’s sensory, movement, interaction, and connection skills, and uses approaches including craniosacral therapy, listening therapies, tummy time and infant massage, trauma-informed care, sensory integration therapy, somatic experiencing, and neurofeedback. The site says she works with families in person in Columbus and across the country by videoconferencing such as Zoom. Conditions mentioned include autism, sensory processing disorders, motor delays, learning disabilities, trauma-related concerns, and some infant feeding, sleep, and regulation concerns.

Focus: Serves autistic & neurodiverse clients
Services: occupational therapy, craniosacral therapy, listening therapies, tummy time and infant massage, trauma-informed care, sensory integration therapy, somatic experiencing, neurofeedback
Supports: Autism, Sensory processing, Developmental delay, Learning disability, Cerebral palsy, ADHD
Ages served: babies, toddlers, children, adults
Format: 1:1
Sensory-friendly: Yes
Telehealth: Available