Jordan, a 15-year-old autistic teen, wanted more independence. With support from OT and peer sessions, he practiced daily living skills like cooking, laundry, and socializing. His proudest moment? Making mac and cheese solo—then sharing it with his OT in his own kitchen.

At five, Jane longed to play on the monkey bars with classmates but struggled with fear and coordination. Through playful OT sessions, home equipment, and gradual exposure, she found the courage to hang upside down—gaining strength, regulation, and joyful social connection.