Skip the Waitlist: In-Home Pediatric Occupational Therapy in Las Vegas
If your child is stuck on a long waitlist for therapy, I can help—now.
I offer high-quality, in-home pediatric occupational therapy services for families in Las Vegas and surrounding areas.
Whether your child needs help with fine motor skills, sensory regulation, emotional challenges, or daily routines, we provide immediate, effective support without the long delays.
Don’t wait for your child to fall further behind.
Contact us today to schedule your first session and start seeing real progress—at home.
Empower Your Child with Pediatric Occupational Therapy
Welcome to Family Flow Strategies Occupational Therapy Services, where we specialize in bringing transformative pediatric occupational therapy directly to your doorstep in Clark County.
We Currently accept Nevada Medicaid, Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Molina and Tricare
Our expert services are designed to:
Elevate your child's daily functional abilities
Overcome behavior challenges
Improve fine motor control
Improve visual perceptual Skills
Sensory integration
Self-regulation
and Overall development
What Sets Us Aside?
Familiar Surroundings: Therapy is provided in your home! This reduces anxiety, promoting more effective learning and application of skills where they're most needed.
Customized Care: We develop therapy plans targeting your child's specific needs, from sensory integration to fine motor skills and behavioral strategies. As well as provide you with easily implemented strategies for optimized outcomes.
Fine Motor Skill Development: Helping children build the small-muscle strength and coordination needed for tasks like writing, buttoning, cutting with scissors, and manipulating toys or utensils.
Gross Motor & Coordination Skills: Supporting balance, strength, and body awareness through activities that improve coordination, motor planning, and the ability to move with confidence.
Visual Motor & Perceptual Skills: Improving eye-hand coordination, tracking, and spatial awareness to help with reading, puzzles, copying from the board, and navigating the environment.
Sensory Processing Solutions: Tailored activities to help children with sensory sensitivities better engage with their world. As well as equip you the parent with knowledge of how to enable your child to be successful in different environments with different sensory stimuli.
Self-Regulation & Emotional Regulation: Teaching strategies for calming, attention, and coping so children can manage frustration, transitions, and social interactions more successfully.
Activities of Daily Living (ADLs): Building independence in self-care skills like dressing, grooming, feeding, toileting, and age-appropriate household responsibilities.
Social & Play Skills: Encouraging age-appropriate play, turn-taking, problem solving, and social interaction to promote confidence and peer relationships.
Bilateral Coordination Training: Strengthening the ability to use both sides of the body together, important for skills such as tying shoes, riding a bike, and catching a ball.
Parent & Caregiver Coaching: Providing strategies, tools, and hands-on education so parents can support progress at home with practical, everyday activities.
School Readiness Skills: Preparing children for classroom success through attention training, seated work tolerance, following directions, and foundational academic motor skills.
Feeding Support: Helping children with picky eating, oral-motor challenges, or sensory difficulties around food to build healthier and more comfortable mealtime routines.
Cognitive Skills: Assisting children in cognitive tasks such recall, attending, following steps, and comprehending instructions. We are currently in the process of becoming credentialed with all major insurances in the Clark County area. However, we are still open to a brief consultation call and the possibility of self-pay for our services. Please do not hesitate to call and inquire more!
More About Andrew Jackson
My journey into occupational therapy was both unexpected and, given my childhood experiences, highly improbable. Initially, I aimed to become a Physical Therapist, motivated by the many who contributed to raising me—I wanted a career where I could give back. Since I enjoyed lifting weights and sports, I figured I should become a Physical Therapist. However, my own poor choices and behavior as a teenager made me ineligible to apply for Physical Therapy programs when the time came. Determined not to give up, I was fortunately accepted into 1 Occupational Therapy program out of the 30+ I had applied to.
Aspiring to specialize in hand rehabilitation, my path took an unexpected turn when I was assigned to a pediatric setting, contrary to my initial goals. Though skeptical at first, I thrived, uncovering a passion for empowering children, particularly those facing behavioral challenges.
I understand children and teens not just professionally but from a deeply personal perspective. At age 7, I was separated from my parents due to their poor conduct and choices. This led me to navigate the turbulent waters of youth with similar challenges. Thankfully, there were individuals in my life willing to make sacrifices to guide me toward becoming a better person. This experience has endowed me with unique empathy and insight into the struggles these young individuals face. Against statistical odds, I not only graduated high school but also played college football and earned my Master's in Occupational Therapy. It's my duty to pay forward the support I received.
In my role as an Occupational Therapist, I served my local community in Utah for four years, working with children and teens in school districts, and even coaching and mentoring young athletes and teens facing life's challenges. While rewarding, I sought a greater challenge and broader impact, leading me to Las Vegas. Here, I focused on children with Autism, integrating occupational therapy with behavioral strategies, learning directly from Behavior Analysts. Despite the significant impact on these children's lives, I identified a gap—the difficulty parents encountered in implementing these therapeutic practices at home, leading to difficulties later on in the parent and child's life. The parents frequent questions highlighted a need for guidance.
This insight has inspired my latest venture: Providing in-home pediatric occupational therapy. This provides the opportunity for you and I to work together and maximize your childs outcomes as well as provide insights in how to navigate any challenges you have with your child in your home environment.
I am committed to guiding children and their parents through a transformative process, ensuring every child has the opportunity to define and achieve their personal idea of success.