Boston Sensory Solutions, Inc.

10/23/2025

We are open next Friday! If you need to reschedule your appointment, please email Nicole!

10/09/2025

We're open on Monday! If you need to reschedule your appointment, please email Nicole!

09/23/2025

Groups are back! Now that we're settling into the new school year, help support your child's executive functioning and social engagement with weekly groups led by one of our OTs.

9-12 year olds can join us on Wednesdays from 6:45-7:30pm for our Blooming Brains: Executivr Function group! Email Annya@BostonSensorySolutions.com to register!

09/23/2025

Social skills groups are back! Now that we're settling into the new school year, help support your child's social engagement with weekly groups led by one of our OTs.

7-10 year olds can join us on Wednesdays from 6-6:45pm for Lego group! Email Annya@BostonSensorySolutions.com to register!

09/23/2025

Social skills groups are back! Now that we're settling into the new school year, help support your child's social engagement with weekly groups led by one of our OTs.

5-7 year olds can join us on Wednesdays from 5:15-6pm for board game group! Email Annya@BostonSensorySolutions to register!

07/26/2025

We are hiring a new OT team member! Share widely please. We’re a great place to work!!

Careers Current Openings PEDIATRIC OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTAre you an experienced, down-to-earth, fun-loving pediatric OT who’s ready to join a team that

07/16/2025

Know any amazing OTs who may want to join a fantastic group of clinicians at Boston Sensory Solutions, Inc.? We are hiring!

07/15/2025

We're hiring! We're looking for an experienced pediatric OT to join our team! If you (or anyone you know) are a good fit, send us a message!

07/14/2025

🚨 PEDIATRIC OT OPPORTUNITY IN BOSTON! 🚨

Hey Boston-area OTs! 👋
Are you (or do you know) an experienced, down-to-earth, fun-loving pediatric OT who’s ready to join a team that actually walks the talk when it comes to work-life balance, supportive coworkers, and high-quality care?

That’s us at Boston Sensory Solutions, Inc. in Milton, MA, and we’re hiring!

We’re looking for an OTR with at least 3 years of outpatient peds experience who wants to:
✅ Make a real impact in the lives of kids and families
✅ Be part of a collaborative, positive team
✅ Have access to all the tools and supplies you need (seriously, we’re stocked)
✅ Enjoy flexible part-time or full-time hours
✅ Earn a competitive salary with FULL benefits
✅ Actually leave work on time most days. Yes, really.

If you’re motivated, grounded, and have a good sense of humor—we’d love to meet you. ✨

📩 Apply now: Email Bridget@bostonsensorysolutions.com

Tag your favorite OTs. Share with your network. Help us find our next great teammate. 💙

07/04/2025

The 4th of July is magical… and also? Kinda a sensory nightmare for some kids.
Fireworks, crowds, late bedtimes, sugar overload—it’s a lot. 😵‍💫

If your child struggles with transitions, noise, or big feelings, these 3 tips can help prevent a full-on meltdown.

👉 Swipe through for simple strategies that work.

Remember: you’re not doing it wrong. This stuff is just hard. And with a little prep, you can have more fun and fewer tears.

Drop a 🎆 if this helps- and follow for more peaceful parenting tips all summer!

07/04/2025

Got a sensitive kid and big 4th of July plans?

Here are 3 simple ways to avoid a full-blown meltdown on the holiday!

1- Prep the kids early: “It’ll be loud, fun, and different than usual.” Maybe even show pics from last year or a fireworks/ parade video

2- Plan for breaks: Bring headphones, snacks, and scope out a quiet spot.

3- Offer simple bedtime choices: Even when it’s late—“PJs or teeth first?” helps give kids a sense of control, and avoids the outbursts

Less stress. More fun.
That’s the goal.

Drop a 🎇 if you’re using these tips this year.
Happy 4th!!

07/03/2025

Hey, parents- how do you feel about 4th of July BBQs?

Hot dogs. Cousins. Fireworks.

My guy lost it at ours last year, because someone took the last red popsicle… fun times!!

Even if it’s all “fun stuff,” it’s still a LOT for him (AND me!!)

To help him this year, we made a “CHILL PLAN" & here's what what we have planned to do-
1- As soon as we get to the party place, we'll find a quiet, air conditioned spot we can retreat to if feelings get too big.

2- We'll find the ice bucket, so we know just where to grab a few ice cubes to rub on our wrists when feelings heat up.

3- Then, we'll scope out a neighborhood path where we can both escape the crowd for a short, 1:1 walk.

4- I'll bring along some favorite comfort items- fidgets, his Matchbox cars, and even his weighted stuffie, all tucked away in a safe spot so we can get them in a flash later.

Parties are fun. Crowded places & family expectations can make them tricky for us.

Some say I'm being “extra" with this planning, but it can go a long way towards fewer blowups & more actual fun for us.

And if the BBQ goes sideways… we'll go home and watch the fireworks on TV.
That can be fun, too.

What are your plans this 4th of July? What works for you & your family to avoid making your own "fireworks" at these "festive" events?