Grow Together Therapy

Grow Together Therapy Providing expert mobile and clinic Occupational Therapy services to build stronger family relationships.

👋 We are ready when you are!
02/24/2026

👋 We are ready when you are!

Children have a fundamental desire to do well.If they could do it, they would. Assume they can, and help where you can đŸ«¶...
02/24/2026

Children have a fundamental desire to do well.

If they could do it, they would. Assume they can, and help where you can đŸ«¶

Most parents don’t struggle with co-regulation because they’re doing something wrong.They struggle because stress change...
02/23/2026

Most parents don’t struggle with co-regulation because they’re doing something wrong.

They struggle because stress changes how the brain functions.

When your child is melting down, your nervous system is also reacting.
Your brain shifts into survival mode.
Patience, logic, and calm become harder to access.

This isn’t a character flaw.
It’s neurobiology.

Co-regulation doesn’t start with controlling your child.
It starts with stabilizing your own nervous system.

Regulation is contagious.

We have the best families đŸ«¶
02/21/2026

We have the best families đŸ«¶

02/19/2026

Hard moments do not escalate because you are a “doing it wrong”

they often times escalate because stress pushes the brain into an impulsive in survival mode for both the adult and the child and here is something incredibly important that you understand

The brain cannot be intentional and impulsive at the same time

When the brain is reactive, emotional or overwhelmed, the true regulations are neurologically very difficult to access. No strategy will work well from the state.

So instead of trying to “calm down” this is what I would tell you as an occupational therapist

1. Stop interrupt at the moment before speaking or acting.

2. Give an intentional task - you get your focus to put something purposeful on your brain creating a short phrase like “they are not giving me a hard time. They are having a hard time“ focus on your goal. Your goal here is to connect with your child in a moment of vulnerability or to take in some type of activity with you that is tactile to help you regulate while in a crisis moment, such as a fidget or a poppet. I know it sounds odd, but honestly, those have saved me and created better connection because I have a goal directed task to keep my hands and my mind busy.

3. Allow your brain to flow into an organized state through the strategies.

4. Allow co regulation allow your children to borrow your calmness while you model it.

Regulation is not forced. It is intentional and strategic.

Meeting you, seeing you, and Growing Together💛

Ever find yourself wondering
“Why is my child reacting this way?”“Why do everyday things feel so hard?”“Am I missing som...
02/18/2026

Ever find yourself wondering


“Why is my child reacting this way?”
“Why do everyday things feel so hard?”
“Am I missing something?”

You are not alone & you are not doing anything wrong.

At Grow Together Therapy, we care deeply about supporting parents just as much as we care about supporting children. We know how confusing, exhausting, and sometimes isolating parenting can feel when behaviors, emotions, attention, or daily routines become a struggle.

That’s why we take the time to truly listen to you.

We help you understand what’s happening from a brain and body perspective, whether it’s sensory challenges, regulation difficulties, attention struggles, motor planning, or emotional overwhelm so you can finally make sense of what you’re seeing.

Because when you understand the why, it becomes so much easier to respond with confidence instead of frustration.

Meeting you, seeing you and Growing Together 💛

When a child’s body is overwhelmed, their brain shifts into survival mode.This is where impulsive behaviors live, not be...
02/16/2026

When a child’s body is overwhelmed, their brain shifts into survival mode.

This is where impulsive behaviors live, not because children are choosing chaos, but because their nervous system is overloaded.

‌ The brain cannot drive intentional, purposeful actions while the body is dysregulated. Impulse and intention cannot run at the same time.

So when your child is “out of control”, you’re right. They are. They are being impulsive and they can’t stop the car. But you can.

This is why regulation always comes first.
Through co-regulation, sensory support, and purposeful activities, we help children’s bodies settle allowing focus, learning, and connection to emerge naturally.

Let’s Grow Together & stat at the nervous system level. Regulating you & regulating your family.

Meeting you, seeing you and Growing Together 💛

01/30/2026

Most adults don’t do their best work when they’re micromanaged.

Neither do kids.

When someone is hovering, correcting every move, or pushing an agenda, it doesn’t build confidence — it builds stress. The same is true for children.

At Grow Together, we meet kids where they are and follow their lead with guidance. We support without controlling, and we build trust before expectations.

Because growth happens when someone feels capable, respected, and safe — not when they’re being managed every step of the way.

01/28/2026

POV: You AND your child feel safe

When you walk through our doors, this space isn’t just for your child — it’s for you too.

We know how heavy it can feel to carry questions, worry, and the pressure to “do everything right.”

At Grow Together, you don’t have to prove anything. You don’t have to explain yourself. You don’t have to rush.

This is a place where your child is met with patience, respect, and care — and where you are met with understanding, partnership, and support.
We move at your child’s pace.

We honor nervous systems — yours and theirs.

And we believe real progress starts when families feel safe, seen, and supported together.
You’re welcome here đŸ€

I heard you were looking for screen-free ways to keep your toddler busy 👀Especially after school or daycare, when your c...
01/27/2026

I heard you were looking for screen-free ways to keep your toddler busy 👀

Especially after school or daycare, when your child comes home tired, overwhelmed, or melting down over small things.

đŸ«  Many families notice a toddler meltdown after school and wonder what to do. This can look like crying, crashing, big emotions, or needing lots of movement. Some kids hold it together all day and then fall apart at home. This is often called after school restraint collapse.

đŸ€žâ€â™‚ïž These sensory play ideas for toddlers are simple, screen-free ways to help kids release energy and calm their bodies after busy days. They work well for 1–2 year olds, 2 year olds, and young preschoolers.

If after-school meltdowns feel intense, last a long time, or happen most days, sensory play can be a helpful form of sensory support.

And just so you know, it’s not necessarily about stopping behavior. It’s about helping your child feel safe and regulated!

Supporting your child can be as simple as using items around the house! Think: sensory play that supports sensory integration and connection at home.

If you’re wondering whether your child’s after-school meltdowns, routines, or sensory needs need extra support, occupational therapy can help.

DM us “INFO” if you’d like to learn more!

❄ Weather Update ❄Due to inclement weather and for the safety of our therapists and all families traveling in, all in-...
01/25/2026

❄ Weather Update ❄
Due to inclement weather and for the safety of our therapists and all families traveling in, all in-person sessions scheduled for tomorrow will be moved to telehealth.

At Grow Together, collaboration is a core value. Telehealth provides a meaningful opportunity for parents and therapists to connect, stay aligned with the plan of care, reflect on progress, and move forward together as a team. This shared approach is a key part of who we are as a care provider and how we create intentional, lasting progress for every child.

If you have any questions, please contact our office. Thank you for your flexibility and continued partnership.

Stay Warm! ☃

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