Empathetic and Empowering Occupational Therapy for Children And Teens

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Every human constantly and uniquely manages sensations from the outside world and their own body. Common Senses provides evidence-based testing, consultation, and treatment of sensory processing issues that are hindering a child's development such as picky eating, over-sensitivities to touch or sounds, poor handwriting and other motor skills, or poor self-control. I also address sensory processing issues and their impact on self care for neuro diverse teens. I place a strong emphasis on relational, empathetic treatment and extensive parent coaching in clinic and in-home. I will walk with you on your unique journey as a parent with respect for your family’s challenges and goals.

Jane Hampson is sitting in the waiting room of her clinic. A laptop and open notebook lay on the table in front of her.
Colorful wooden signs in shades of blue, yellow, peachy-orange and light green are lined up on a shelf alongside the stairs to Common Senses LLC. The signs read "Wish", "Be Happy", "Laugh", "Live", "Have Fun". Just beyond the last sign is an aqua blu
A white ceramic tray sits on a window sill, backlit by the sun. In the tray are 6 small cardboard seedling pots with spouts emerging from 3 of them. A plant stake stuck into one of the pots reads "Jamie's Sunflower". A watering bottle and spray bottl
A plastic toy sits in front of a black felt board. The toy is barrel-shaped, yellow, and similar to a Play-Doh container, except that it has arms coming from the sides of the container, a flip-top lid, and eyes and a smiling mouth on the front of th
A plastic bin is filled halfway with dried rice. Shells, pinecones, a nutshell and other tactile items found in nature poke up from the rice.
Two red apple halves lie on a plate. Bits of fruit are fashioned into the eyes, ears and beak and feet of an owl. Green apple slices fan out on either side to represent wings.
A red and pink sock monkey (named Doris) is lying on her back on a carpeted floor, her arms folded behind her head. One leg is outstretched, the other is flexed at the hip and rests along the side of a bookcase, demonstrating a hamstring stretch.
A plate holds plastic food - peas, an orange, hot dog and banana. A hand is seen in the frame offering a plastic broccoli floret to a Lambchop puppet who is about to grasp the broccoli with both red-mittened hands.
The image is taken from above of a corn tortilla on a paper plate. Strips of red bell pepper are placed in the approximate location of arms and legs, and a small, curved strip of pepper comprises a smiling mouth. A tiny slice of pepperoni serves as
A close up shot of a child's hand holding a set of plastic tongs above some small pon poms on a table. Two small animal figurines are visible in the background, each with their own pon pom "food".
A close up shot of string bean pods hanging from their vine, with a tall sunflower in the background.
A view from above a paper plate, upon which has been placed two half slices of zucchini as eyes, a smaller piece for the nose, and a crescent-shaped section for the mouth. A small rectangle has been cut out from the middle of the top border, looking
A hard-boiled egg sits on a small green tray. small circular slices of egg white are attached to the top of the egg with toothpicks. Toothpicks also fan out from the front of the egg, and at the very front a round bit of pimiento sticks to the egg. T
Blue painters tape creates a large tic-tac-toe board on a table's surface. In the center square are two string beans crossed in an "X". In the squares to the right and above the center square, circular slices of yam sit awaiting Team Green Bean's nex

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