02/06/2026
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Welcome to the LaunchPad Therapy for Kids!
We are excited to have you on our mission with us! We are highly skilled and trained therapists, passionately committed to launching your young astronaut toward fulfilling their mission to become a valued playmate, family member, and thriving student.
The LaunchPad has been serving the Southern California community for 15 years. Our therapists have extensive training in pediatric occupational therapy and sensory integration intervention. We are a teaching facility, assisting new occupational therapy students grow their knowledge base while ensuring our staff is up to date on the latest research and innovations in our field. We are committed to providing compassionate, evidence-based, family centered care to our clients and we look forward to working with you!
What is Occupational Therapy? “Occupational Therapy is a health, wellness, and rehabilitation profession which supports individuals with varying degrees of physical, socio-emotional, or cognitive impairments. Occupational Therapy helps clients regain, develop, and build skills that are essential for independent functioning, health, and well-being. Occupational Therapists and Occupational Therapy Assistants focus on helping children thrive in the “occupation” of childhood-learning, playing, and growing. Occupational Therapists help students develop the skills and confidence needed to succeed and be independent despite learning or developmental disabilities, or behavioral problems.”
What is Ayres Sensory Integration? As defined by Dr. Jean Ayres in her book, Sensory Integration and the Child: “Sensory integration is the organization of sensory input for use. The “use” may be a perception of the body or of the world, an adaptive response, a learning process, or the development of some neural function. Through sensory integration, the many parts of the nervous system work together so that a person can interact with the environment effectively and experience appropriate satisfaction. (Sensory Integration and the Child, page 5). Sensory Integration is an unconscious process of the brain that gives us meaning to what is experienced. It allows us to act or respond to a situation we experience in a purposeful manner. It forms an underlying foundation for academic learning and social behavior (Sensory Integration and the Child, pg. 5)
