Partnering for Purpose and Progress

Whether you’re seeking support for a specific area of concern or a comprehensive evaluation across multiple areas of daily life, I am here to meet you where you are—both literally and figuratively.

I provide mobile outpatient occupational therapy services for individuals ages 5 and up, delivered in the comfort of your home or community setting.
My approach is collaborative, goal-directed, and always rooted in what matters most to you and your family.

At All Bright Futures, it’s not about changing who you are or asking you to become someone you’re not meant to be. Instead, my role is to help uncover and nurture the strengths already within you—like the sun lighting the path ahead—so you can flourish in your own time, in your own way.

Services

  • Occupational Therapy Evaluation – $250
    This one-hour, focused evaluation addresses two to four priority areas based on your specific concerns. Areas of focus may include:

    • Sensory processing

    • Fine or gross motor skills

    • Executive functioning

    • Activities of daily living (e.g., dressing, hygiene)

    • Instrumental activities of daily living (e.g., cooking, organization)

    • Community or work-related skills

    • Recreation and leisure participation

    Together, we will identify strengths, clarify challenges, and develop a personalized plan that reflects your goals. Following the session, you’ll receive a written report with clinical observations and targeted recommendations to support meaningful progress.

  • $150/session- package discounts available upon request

    Occupational therapy services can be tailored to the rhythm and needs of your family. After the evaluation, we’ll collaborate to determine a service model that makes the most sense for your goals, availability, and level of support needed. Options may include:

    • Weekly or Biweekly Sessions – Ideal for ongoing skill development, consistent support, and the ability to adjust strategies in real time.

    • Monthly Check-Ins – Helpful for families looking for regular guidance and accountability while working on goals more independently between sessions.

    • Consultative Services – Designed for those seeking professional input, collaboration, or coaching without ongoing direct intervention. This might include environmental or routine recommendations, materials development, or strategy brainstorming.

    Please note: Consultative services are not considered billable occupational therapy and will not include CPT codes for insurance reimbursement. A superbill cannot be provided for these sessions. However, they can be a powerful option for families who want flexibility and professional insight without formal intervention.


  • $200 (focused update)

    As life changes, your therapy needs might too.
    A re-evaluation helps us reassess strengths, challenges, and priorities so your plan of care continues to fit where you are now—and where you’re headed next.





Group Offerings

These groups are open to all interested participants—no occupational therapy evaluation is required, and these groups are not considered occupational therapy services.

While the groups are designed and facilitated by a licensed occupational therapist, they are not clinical in nature. Instead, they focus on practicing real-life skills in a supportive, engaging environment.

Participants will benefit from the structure, routines, and intentional design of the sessions, but no individualized assessment, goal-setting, or intervention will occur. This allows for greater accessibility and a fun, low-pressure experience!

Email Whitney at whitney@allbrightfuturesot.com for more information

  • A Multisensory Handwriting Group for Young Learners – Fall 2025 (Pending Interest)

    This one-hour group uses evidence-based, multisensory strategies to help children build strong foundational handwriting skills. Through hands-on instruction, movement, and outdoor play, participants will practice letter formation, sizing, spacing, and motor coordination in a fun, supportive environment.

    WHO IT’S FOR:

    • Children entering Kindergarten or 1st grade with emerging handwriting skills

    • Older learners who benefit from reinforcing foundational writing abilities

    Participants should be able to:

    • Use the bathroom independently

    • Remain in an unfenced yard with adult supervision

    • Participate in short group lessons

    WHAT TO EXPECT:
    ✏️ Multisensory handwriting lessons focused on formation, sizing, spacing, and alignment
    🤸 Sensorimotor activities to promote attention, body awareness, and motor planning
    🌳 Outdoor play for regulation, movement, and peer interaction
    📚 Read-aloud wind-down with snacks and time to connect
    📂 Materials and brief activities will be provided to support skill carryover between sessions

    PARENT INVOLVEMENT:
    To support learning at home, one parent or caregiver is asked to assist during one session. This provides an opportunity to observe strategies in action and better support skill development outside of the group.

    INTERESTED?
    This group will run in Fall 2025 based on interest. To learn more or join the interest list, please email: whitney@allbrightfuturesot.com

  • Designed for students who need support with organization, planning, time management, and focus. These sessions foster both individual success and group collaboration.

    Email Whitney to get on an interest form: whitney@allbrightfuturesot.com

  • Using board games as a foundation, kids and teens will work on flexible thinking, impulse control, and navigating social rules—all while having fun and building friendships.

  • A monthly opportunity to experience the benefits of nature and movement, supporting self-regulation and overall well-being. I will plan and join the walks and hikes, tailored for a variety of abilities, creating a space for individuals, families, and caregivers to connect, share encouragement, and support one another.

    Register here for the monthly walk.

Note: Participation in these groups is open to the community and does not constitute occupational therapy services, nor does it require an occupational therapy evaluation. However, to ensure a safe and supportive environment, the facilitator reserves the right to exercise professional discretion in determining the appropriateness of participation on a case-by-case basis.

Let’s Talk About What Matters Most To You

Contact me to schedule a free 15-minute phone consultation to determine whether my services align with your needs.

whitney@allbrightfuturesot.com