Pediatric occupational therapy and feeding therapy, at home where life happens
Occupational therapy for neurodivergent children that comes to your home, on your child's terms.
Therapy that comes to you
I help children build the skills they need for everyday life, at home and around Greater Boston. My work — occupational therapy and feeding therapy — centers on the practical, functional skills that let a child take part in daily routines with more independence and confidence.
Sessions go beyond the traditional clinic model: individualized, extended visits in the environments where children actually live, learn, and play.
Made for kids who experience the world differently
I work with neurodivergent children, including those with autism and ADHD, as well as children navigating sensory processing, motor development, emotional regulation, and the rhythms of daily routines.
Extended sessions
60 to 90 minute visits allow deeper, more comprehensive work.
In-home & community-based
Skills are built where they're used, which means better carryover and longer-lasting progress.
Caregiver coaching, built in
Every session includes practical coaching so progress continues between visits.
Therapy intensives (optional)
When clinically appropriate, more frequent sessions over several days or weeks can build momentum and provide added support during key developmental periods.
What to expect
Where I work
In-home and community-based visits across Boston and Greater Boston, including Arlington, Belmont, Brookline, Lexington, Medford, Newton, Waltham, Wellesley, Winchester, and Woburn.
What it costs
A one-time $250 evaluation, then $149 (60 min) or $220 (90 min) per session. Private-pay with superbills provided; HSA and FSA accepted.
Getting started
It begins with a free 30-minute consultation, then an in-home evaluation and a plan built with you.
Currently accepting new clientsAs a first-time parent navigating the world of autism, Jenny has been an incredible source of support. She has always been welcoming, inclusive, and, most importantly, incredibly patient with my daughter. Although my daughter is non-speaking and doesn't often express herself verbally, one thing she consistently says is, “Let's go, Jenny.” She genuinely looks forward to every OT session.
As a parent, there's no greater reassurance than knowing your child feels safe, happy, and eager to see their therapist. Jenny has made a lasting impact not only on my daughter's growth but also on our family's journey, and we will always be grateful for the care, compassion, and commitment she has shown us.
My son Owen has always been a bit behind in his motor development, and has also become a picky eater lately on top of this! Jenny's supportive, patient, and creative approach to therapy and her flexibility in doing sessions in our home with him has been so helpful. She has helped Owen become so much more independent and confident, and he has noticeably improved in his problem solving and communication skills. Jenny is also very clear and collaborative in all her explanations for strategies we can use. Above all, she always makes therapy fun for Owen!