For pediatric & Early Intervention OTs
Reasoning tools and remote mentorship for the moments when you want another experienced OT beside you—not to take over your clinical responsibility, but to help you slow down, organize the question, and see where to look next.
Why Sarah built this side of the work
Early in her career, Sarah wanted the freedom to explore opportunities such as travel therapy—but new therapists were often warned away from those roles because the quality of on-site mentorship could be uncertain.
What was missing was a steady, experienced person to turn to remotely: someone who could provide the feeling of handholding without needing to be employed at the same site, and who could help a therapist think through a de-identified question without replacing supervision or taking responsibility for the case.
After years in occupational therapy, including a decade focused on pediatrics and Early Intervention, Sarah is building the kind of support she would have valued then.
Freedom in where you work should not have to mean feeling alone in how you think.
A video from Sarah
This will be the introduction to Sarah’s professional offerings: the early-career gap she experienced, the support she wants to provide now, and the boundaries that keep the work educational and ethical.
Early Intervention OT mentorship
Sarah had no Early Intervention fieldwork experience in graduate school and did not enter Early Intervention until about seven years into her OT career. She remembers the uncertainty of not knowing what she did not know—especially when working with babies, with a parent present for the entire session, and wondering whether she was noticing the right things.
Once she began, she quickly learned that there were many things she did not need to have mastered before starting. What mattered was having a safe place to ask, reason through what she was seeing, and learn where to look next.
This is the experienced, encouraging hand beside you: a place to build confidence, connect with other OTs doing the same work, and feel more ready to explore Early Intervention if it is the job you are curious about.
Professional education & mentorship
Use the professional Guide independently, join the monthly Early Intervention circle, or bring one de-identified question to a private conversation.
Founding professional membership
$24/month or $240/year
Ongoing educational Guide access organized around function rather than diagnosis labels.
Early Intervention group · enrollment open
$59/month
The professional Guide plus one live, 60-minute Early Intervention group Zoom every month—with an experienced OT and peers who understand the same work.
One private professional conversation
$225 · 60 minutes
Focused educational consultation for a licensed pediatric or Early Intervention OT with one de-identified question.
Professional offerings do not provide employer supervision, evaluation, treatment, documentation, or direction for a specific client. Questions must be de-identified. The treating therapist remains responsible for clinical decisions, safety, documentation, referrals, supervision requirements, and compliance with licensure, law, ethics, and employer policy.