Helping Hands for Kids

Miami · Takes Medicaid

Open Mon. - Thur. 9am-6pm

Occupational therapyChildren

At a glance

In person: Home + School + Office, Miami, FL
Insurance: Medicaid

About

The practice provides one-on-one occupational therapy for children. Its interventions are developed through clinical observation and collaboration with parents, caregivers, teachers, and other professionals, based on each child's strengths and needs.

One-on-one treatment
Whole-child perspective
Family and professional collaboration
Evidence-informed practice

Concerns they commonly address

Behavior and sensory responses

Parents may notice behavior problems, difficulty tolerating or responding to sensory information, or a developmental delay that affects everyday tasks.

Fine motor and handwriting

Screenings are offered to help identify children who may benefit from additional support with fine motor skills and handwriting.

Movement and daily participation

An occupational therapy evaluation can help determine what may be contributing to difficulty with movement, coordination, attention, regulation, handwriting, self-care, or school participation.

Services

Comprehensive assessments

Occupational therapy assessments include detailed documentation of clinical findings, individualized goals, and recommended intervention strategies.

Developmental and school-based screenings

Developmental and school-based screenings are offered to help identify children who may benefit from additional support.

Individualized occupational therapy

One-on-one treatment is designed around each child's needs and goals and may address sensory processing, motor skills, handwriting, self-care, and feeding skills.

Group therapy sessions

Small-group therapy sessions are offered on an as-needed basis to practice social participation and communication with peers.

School-based support and consultations

Support may include school observations, teacher consultation, and classroom recommendations.

Parent and caregiver coaching

Families may receive individualized home programs, education and therapeutic strategies, and activity modifications.

Founder

Nicole Hanna, OTR/L, C-SIPT

With more than 23 years of clinical experience, Nicole has dedicated the majority of her career to pediatric occupational therapy. She holds advanced certification in Sensory Integration and Praxis Testing.

Insurance, self-pay and costs

Insurance listed by the practice

Medicaid. Confirm your benefits with the practice and your insurer.

Session length

Treatment sessions are generally scheduled in 60 minute blocks.

What to know before contacting

Who it sees

Children.

Care setting

In person in Home and School and Office, Miami, FL.

Questions families ask

What insurance does Helping Hands For Kids list?

Medicaid. Always confirm coverage with the practice and your insurer.

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Details come from the practice's own published information. Confirm services, availability and coverage directly with the practice.