At Epona Therapy, we offer the right program for your families needs: customized therapy and enrichment programs help your child make progress everyday.

Nature-based occupational therapy is a holistic approach that uses natural environments and activities to promote physical, emotional, and mental well-being. This approach involves a variety of outdoor activities, such as gardening, hiking, and nature walks, to help individuals connect with nature and enhance their overall health. By incorporating nature into therapy sessions, nature-based occupational therapy can provide individuals with a unique and effective way to reduce stress, improve focus, and increase physical activity.

Summer Nature Seeds Group: A nurturing outdoor exploration program for children ages 2-5, accompanied by a caregiver, fostering curiosity and connection with nature through guided sensory activities and play.

Summer Nature Sprouts Group:Engaging outdoor sessions designed for children ages 6-10, focusing on cultivating emotional regulation skills through nature-based activities and mindful exploration.

Summer Nature Saplings Group: Tailored outdoor sessions for tweens and teens, honing executive function skills through nature-based challenges and experiential learning opportunities.

Summer Nature Oaks Group: A supportive and inclusive outdoor program tailored for young adults with special needs, emphasizing recreational skill-building and fostering social connections in a natural setting.

Hippotherapy is a tool used by occupational therapists to harness the dynamic movement of the horse. Through this experience, children can improve their balance, coordination, strength, and overall motor skills, while also developing a greater sense of confidence and self-esteem. With the guidance of trained professionals, hippotherapy can be an effective option for children with a range of conditions, including cerebral palsy, autism, and developmental delays. By incorporating this unique and engaging movement into their treatment plan, children can enjoy a fun and rewarding way to achieve their therapeutic goals.  Hippotherapy is motivating and a great tool in OT.

Aquatic occupational therapy is a fun and effective way for children to improve their physical and cognitive abilities. This therapy takes place in a pool or other water-based environment, where children can engage in a range of activities that promote strength, balance, coordination, and social skills. Through swimming, water play, and other aquatic exercises, children can develop a greater sense of confidence and independence, while also enjoying the therapeutic benefits of being in the water. With the support of trained professionals, aquatic occupational therapy can be a great option for children with a variety of conditions, including cerebral palsy, autism, and developmental delays.

Adaptive swimming lessons teach important life skills such as water safety, basic swim skills and strokes while encouraging fun and relaxation in the water.