Pediatric Occupational Therapy in Arizona

Is Occupational Therapy Right for Your Child?

Many parents come to us with questions — not diagnoses. If you’re noticing challenges that affect your child’s daily life, occupational therapy may help.

We work with children who experience difficulties with:

• Fine motor skills (writing, cutting, buttoning, grasping)

• Sensory processing and regulation

• Emotional regulation and transitions

• Self-care skills such as dressing and feeding

• Attention, focus, and participation in routines

• Play skills and engagement with toys

If something feels “harder than it should be” for your child, you don’t have to navigate it alone.

Our Pediatric Occupational Therapy Services

We offer evidence-based, child-centered occupational therapy tailored to your child’s needs and family goals.

In-Home Occupational Therapy

Therapy provided in your child’s natural environment allows skills to generalize more easily into daily routines. Sessions are designed to be practical, meaningful, and engaging.

Sensory Processing Support

We help children better understand and respond to sensory input so they can participate more comfortably in everyday activities.

Fine & Visual Motor Skill Development

Targeted support for handwriting readiness, grasp development, coordination, and visual motor integration.

Self-Care & Daily Living Skills

Building independence with tasks like dressing, feeding, hygiene, and transitions.

Family Education & Collaboration

Parents are an essential part of therapy. We provide guidance, strategies, and support so progress continues outside of sessions.

Play Skill Development

Helping children develop play skills that support connection, learning, and participation with others.

Helping Little Hands Grow

At San Tan Little Hands Therapy LLC, we bring 25 years of pediatric therapy experience right to your home in Arizona. We are committed to helping children gain the skills they need for independence through compassionate, individualized therapy.

Our Mission

Who We Help

We support children with a wide range of differing abilities, including autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, sensory processing disorders, ADHD, fine motor deficits, and more to develop skills through fun, hands-on therapy.

Our Approach

At San Tan Little Hands, therapy is:

• Child-led and play-based

• Goal-oriented and functional

• Rooted in connection and trust

• Designed for real-life success

We focus on what matters most to your child and family — not just isolated skills, but participation, confidence, and growth over time.

Why Families Choose San Tan Little Hands

Parents trust us because we provide care that is both professional and personal.

• Experienced pediatric occupational therapist

• Individualized treatment plans — no “one size fits all”

• Therapy in familiar, comfortable environments

• Clear communication and parent involvement

• Respect for each child’s unique strengths and challenges

Our goal is not just progress during sessions, but meaningful change that supports your child’s everyday life.

What Parents Often Ask

How do I know if my child needs occupational therapy?

If your child is struggling with daily activities, routines, or participation compared to peers, an OT evaluation can help clarify strengths and areas for support.

What ages do you work with?

We work with children across early childhood and school-age years. Please contact us to discuss your child’s specific needs.

Do parents participate in sessions?

Yes. Parent involvement is encouraged so strategies can be carried over into everyday life.

Do you accept insurance?

Coverage varies. We accept HSA payments, ESA Class Wallet and private pay. We are happy to discuss payment options and answer questions during your initial call.

Meet Your Therapist

Parents deserve to know who is working with their child.

San Tan Little Hands is led by Kerry Taylor, a licensed pediatric occupational therapist with extensive experience supporting children across a wide range of developmental needs. Our work is grounded in evidence-based practice, ongoing professional development, and a genuine passion for helping children thrive.

Contact Us Today

Reach out for more information or to be on the list for in-home therapy sessions tailored for your child when our doors open in June 2026.