Sensory Processing & Regulation

Helping Your Child Grow with Confidence

If your child becomes overwhelmed by sounds, avoids certain textures, struggles with transitions, or seems constantly on the move, you're not alone. Many children experience sensory processing challenges, and occupational therapy can help them better understand and respond to the world around them.

Through engaging, play-based activities tailored to your child's individual needs, our therapists help build confidence, improve self-regulation, and develop practical skills that support success at home, at school, and in everyday life. Every therapy plan is personalized to help your child reach meaningful goals at their own pace.

Sensory Processing & Regulation

Could Sensory Processing Be Affecting Your Child?

Children process information from the world around them through their senses every day. When that process becomes overwhelming or difficult, it can affect attention, emotions, movement, learning, and daily routines.

You may notice your child:

  • Becoming overwhelmed by busy environments
  • Avoiding certain clothing or food textures
  • Constantly seeking movement or physical activity
  • Having difficulty sitting still or staying focused
  • Becoming frustrated during transitions
  • Experiencing emotional outbursts or meltdowns

Every child is unique, which is why therapy begins with understanding your child's individual strengths and challenges.

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Building Everyday Skills

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Therapy is about helping your child feel more confident and successful in everyday life. Every child is different, so therapy is personalized to build the skills that matter most. It may include support with:

  • Self-regulation
  • Attention and focus
  • Sensory processing
  • Emotional regulation
  • Motor planning
  • Body awareness
  • Transition skills
  • Participation in daily routines

Behind every therapy plan is a caring team dedicated to helping children grow with confidence. Get to know the therapists who will partner with your family and support your child's journey.

Supporting Success at Home, School, and Beyond

Progress doesn't happen only during therapy sessions. As children build new skills and confidence, families often notice positive changes at home, in the classroom, and during everyday activities. Simple moments like getting dressed, participating in family outings, following routines, making friends, or trying something new can become easier over time.

At Momentum Therapy, we work alongside parents and caregivers by providing practical strategies that support continued growth between visits. Together, we'll celebrate each milestone and help your child build the confidence and independence to thrive wherever life takes them.

Every child develops differently. We'll meet your child where they are and help them move forward with confidence.

Every Child's Journey Is Different

Every child grows at their own pace, and progress looks different for every family. Occupational therapy isn't about changing who your child is. It's about understanding their unique strengths, building practical skills, and celebrating meaningful progress one step at a time.

Questions Parents Often Ask

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my child needs occupational therapy for sensory processing?

Every child has unique preferences, but if sensory challenges regularly interfere with daily life such as getting dressed, eating, playing, learning, sleeping, or participating in family activities, an occupational therapy evaluation may be beneficial. Our therapists identify your child's strengths, challenges, and the underlying causes before recommending treatment.

Does my child need an autism diagnosis to receive sensory therapy?

No. Sensory processing challenges can occur with or without an autism diagnosis. Children with ADHD, developmental delays, anxiety, or no formal diagnosis at all may still benefit from occupational therapy when sensory differences affect everyday activities.

Are my child's meltdowns a behavior problem or a sensory issue?

Sometimes what looks like defiance or misbehavior is actually a child feeling overwhelmed by sensory input they cannot yet process or regulate. An occupational therapy evaluation helps determine whether sensory challenges may be contributing to your child's reactions and provides practical strategies to support calmer, more successful daily routines.

What happens during the first occupational therapy evaluation?

Your child's evaluation includes observation, age-appropriate assessments, and a conversation about your child's daily routines, strengths, and challenges. We then create an individualized treatment plan with goals that are meaningful for your child and your family.

Will I receive activities to practice at home?

Yes. Parent involvement is an important part of successful therapy. We'll provide practical strategies and simple activities you can use at home to reinforce the skills your child is developing during therapy sessions and support continued progress between visits.

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What our clients say

"I love this group of people so much they have done wonders helping my child since she was two and now she’s five. They go above and beyond and are always willing to help! I’m so blessed to have found them and found someone right for my complex daughter."

-   Rebecca W.  -

Mother of Momentum Therapy Client

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Insurance & Benefits

Momentum Therapy accepts SoonerCare, TEFRA, all Oklahoma Medicaid managed care plans, including Humana Healthy Horizons, Aetna Better Health, and Oklahoma Complete Health, as well as most major commercial insurance plans, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, HealthChoice, Aetna, Cigna, WebTPA, and many others.

If you don't see your insurance listed, please contact us. We'll be happy to verify your benefits and determine whether Momentum Therapy is in network with your specific plan.


Priority scheduling is available following hospital discharge. We work closely with families and referring providers to help ensure a smooth transition from the hospital to home, school, or community-based occupational therapy.

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Let's Help Your Child Thrive

Let's Help Your Child Thrive

Whether your child needs support with sensory processing, fine motor development, daily living skills, or everyday confidence, we're here to help.

Together, we'll create a personalized plan that encourages growth, celebrates progress, and helps your child thrive at home, at school, and beyond.

Let's Help Your Child Thrive