Welcome to Integrated Pediatric Therapy
Where Parents feel empowered & kids flourish and grow new skills
Ready to make sense of your child's sensory or learning challenges?
Whether your child has an autism diagnosis or is struggling at home or school — we're here to build on their strengths and make life better for your entire family.
This is a place for building mutual understanding and exploring new possibilities. We're here to really get to know you and your child. And to empower you as the parent to better understand and respond to your child.
In the end, our goal is for your child to try new things because they want to, not because they're being pushed into what doesn't feel natural.
The Services of Integrated Pediatric Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Building skills and offering new solutions to make daily life better for your child — sensory, emotional, movement, and learning challenges.
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Speech Therapy
Help your child better communicate, speak, understand, and relate to others.
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Therapeutic Play Groups
Neuroaffirming facilitated playdates and in-home support nurturing regulation and connection.
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Camps
Summer enrichment groups for ages 3–8, led by pediatric occupational therapists.
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After being referred to us by the Regional Center of the East Bay, Gandhi began coming to our home once a week for occupational therapy with our 2-year-old daughter. Recently, our daughter began going to Gandhi's clinic for therapy and she loves playing with all of the fun gym equipment. Each week, our daughter has a big smile on her face when we tell her that we are going to play with Gandhi. Gandhi is excellent at establishing rapport and trust with children. In addition to giving effective therapy, she is also great at explaining to us parents how she is targeting each goal and she gives us very helpful tips on how we can help our daughter at home. We are very satisfied with the great progress our daughter has made.
We initially found Gandhi through Regional Center for OT evaluation. We were really impressed with her findings in the report, she evaluated our son from various objectives of OT. Sensory, Visual Reception, Fine motor, wrist muscle strength for writing and holding. We have seen so much progress with my son and we are confident that he will have lot more progress going forward. Thank you Gandhi for your exceptional therapy service.
When I think of Gandhi, I smile. Every week, my 13 month old daughter has an OT session with her. Gandhi is patient, compassionate, intelligent, reliable and trustworthy. My daughter has made significant improvements during the time she has been under Gandhi's care. I highly recommend Gandhi. My husband, who is an Occupational Therapist for school aged children, is also impressed with her skill and ability to work with our baby girl!
Gandhi was a great occupational therapist for our 2 year-old son. He is autistic and she was able to help with his sensory needs. Gandhi was very helpful with educating us every step of the way. She was very patient and kind, even when our son was having a difficult time. He looked forward to his sessions with her and we enjoyed seeing his progress each week. She was a great fit for our family and we would highly recommend Gandhi!
Not sure if you're in the right place? Here's who we serve.
If you're a Tri-Valley parent or anywhere in the Bay Area with a child (ages 0-16) with a delay or challenge that's impacting school and family life, then you're in the right place.
We combine advanced training in sensory processing with a practical, respectful approach, to support challenges related to sensory processing, autism, developmental delay, and ADHD.
Have you noticed any of the following in your child?
- Your child wanders or unexpectedly bolts away from you in public.
- Your child is always on the go or struggling to sit and focus.
- Activities are difficult because your child is sensitive to sound, texture of clothing, or other sensory experiences.
- Your child has a high sensitivity to background sounds, unpredictable loud noises, or group situations.
- Feeding challenges like difficulty chewing, stuffing food in their mouth, or taking a long time to swallow.
- Picky or selective eating that impacts family mealtime.
- A child who doesn't show much interest in play activities or learning.
- Sensory processing makes regular routines like brushing teeth, taking a bath, or getting to sleep very difficult.
- Handwriting is slow, not-legible or the child holds objects too tight.
- Your child is toe-walking or bumps into things easily.
- You need an IEE or outside expertise to meet your child's learning needs.
- Your child is having difficulty with speech or communication.
- Your child isn't meeting milestones like same-age peers.
Feel More Confident With Every Step of The Process
Intake
Fill out the intake form and we'll let you know if an evaluation is needed.
Evaluation, Review and Goal Planning
After reviewing your needs, information, and evaluation results, we create a plan going forward together.
Make progress
Get sessions scheduled and watch your child make progress and build confidence.
We're here to answer all your questions.
Schedule a free 15-minute phone consultation to discuss the best approach for your child.
A hub where different experts work together.
Families benefit when people work together and services are convenient and easy to access. That's why we're sharing our knowledge and sharing our space with providers who are passionate about serving neurodivergent kids and their families.
Interested in joining our team or renting space as a professional?
Let's team up in support of your child!
We're here to listen, build you up, and explore what's going to work for your child and family.
Services include evaluation & treatment in our Pleasanton clinic, school consults, or in-home sessions through the East Bay Regional Center for Early Intervention.
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