Occupational Therapy
Get to Know Your Therapist
Meet Juliette, our Lead Occupational Therapist! As both an occupational therapist and a mom, Juliette understands how meaningful it is for families to feel supported, heard, and included in their child’s care. New to the Pensacola area, she is excited to support local children and families through individualized, relationship-based therapy in the comfort of their homes.
Juliette’s areas of interest include early childhood development, neurodiversity-affirming care, caregiver coaching and education, social-emotional learning and regulation, sensory processing, and feeding. She is SOS-trained in feeding and holds a DIRFloortime® Certificate of Proficiency. Juliette loves partnering with families to help children build skills, confidence, and meaningful connections in ways that feel natural and supportive.
Could My Child Benefit from Occupational Therapy?
Your child may benefit from occupational therapy if they have difficulty with:
Play, development, or motor skills, including coordination and age-appropriate milestones
Sensory processing, such as being especially sensitive to—or seeking—certain sounds, textures, movement, or sensations
Emotional regulation, transitions, managing big feelings, or participating in everyday activities
Daily routines and independence, such as dressing, grooming, or other self-care skills
Feeding, including difficulty with food textures, trying new foods, or expanding their variety of foods
Every child develops differently, and occupational therapy can help support your child's unique strengths, needs, confidence, and participation in everyday life.
