
Finding joy and wellbeing through our senses
We empower kids to live their best lives through occupational therapy
10+
Years of experience
Hi! I’m Korrie Sparks and I’m dedicated to helping families like yours thrive!
Does your child ever...
Experience overwhelming emotions
Overreact to touch, sound, or movement
Appear distressed with dressing, bathing, grooming
Feel anxious at mealtimes or resistant to trying new foods
Have trouble completing multiple steps
Just appear “busy” all the time with constant movement
Break things easily or appear clumsy
Have difficulty with hand-eye coordination
Have trouble following routines at home or school
Take an unusually long time to learn new things
Have messy handwriting, cutting, coloring
Have difficulty navigating friendships
Occupational therapy can support your child to enjoy greater ease around all these things and more
Our therapeutic approach
Dr. Korrie Sparks and her team provide therapy based on the whole child and family system. With advanced training in Ayres Sensory Integration® (ASI), we support kids to register, organize, and act on sensory information in their environment efficiently. This theory and practice not only address the senses of vision, touch, smell, taste, and hearing, but also address body position (proprioception), movement (vestibular), and interoception (inner body awareness). When kids are able to effectively process sensory information without effort or stress, they feel happy, confident, and at ease.
Emotional regulation and self-awareness practices are also integrated into our sessions with additional training in yoga and mindfulness-based practices. The use of art and color are also potent modalities for healing. In addition, we utilize cognitive strategies focusing on emotional intelligence including the Zones of Regulation, the Alert Program®, and other Social Thinking curriculum. Tenets of play therapy are woven into treatment sessions with training in DIRFloortime®.
Use of nature-based therapy is also a passion of Dr. Sparks through extensive study with the Scotland Forest School Training (FSTC) in 2019. Providing therapy within a natural setting has been shown to improve overall wellbeing and attention skills.
What families are saying…