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Pediatric Occupational Therapy

Welcome to the balanced kid, inc., a clinician-owned and operated, private Occupational Therapy practice. Our mission is to provide exceptional occupational therapy services with the highest quality knowledge and individualized care for children and adolescents of all special and unique needs while supporting and collaborating with their families, caregivers, and other professionals in every aspect of our client’s daily lives. Working with a variety of individuals, our highly experienced clinicians embrace and provide quality occupational therapy highlighting our client’s abilities, strengths, interests and motivations incorporating therapeutic activities into meaningful, daily routines. Our holistic approach engages all aspects of a young person’s occupation including sensory processing and integration, sensory regulation and modulation, postural organization, praxis, social emotional learning and regulation, including shared attention and coping, and participation in activities of daily routines and expectations. We pride our practice on embracing the philosophies and therapeutic approaches based on Dr. A. Jean Ayres Sensory Integration Theory as well as relationship-based models supporting a child-parent-therapist model. At the balanced kid, inc. we strive to improve sensory processing, skill development, enhance function and bring balance to every client and their family by treating and supporting individuality. We work to help our clients feel safe, understood, confident, powerful, responsible, curious, resilient, playful, cooperative, adaptive and kind in all aspects of their daily lives.

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Our clinics in Naperville & Westmont serve the Western Suburbs of Chicago, including the communities of Addison, Burr Ridge, Bolingbrook, Brookfield, Clarendon Hills, Darien, Downers Grove, Elmhurst, Glen Ellyn, Hinsdale, LaGrange, Lombard, Naperville, Oak Brook, Oak Brook Terrace, Westchester, Westmont, Wheaton, Willowbrook and Woodridge.