Believe It and Achieve It

02/12/2026

Happy Birthday to Miss Elyse! We hope you have a special day!

01/21/2026

Looking for a fun and dynamic place to work? Look no further!!

01/16/2026

Celebrating another great year at Believe It and Achieve It

12/31/2025

12/23/2025

REMINDER! Our clinic is closed Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday this week!

12/22/2025

Did you know early reflexes help build the foundation for movement, learning, and emotional regulation? 🧠✨

Primitive reflexes aren’t just for babies! 👶Reflexes like the Moro, ATNR, STNR, and Spinal Galant play a big role in coordination, attention, and emotional regulation. When they don’t integrate, everyday tasks can feel harder, but OT can help through movement and play!

12/14/2025

❄️✨ Winter Spirit Week is coming! ✨❄️
We’re so excited to add a little extra fun to our clinic days! Check out this post to see which theme to wear each day and join us in spreading some winter cheer. We can’t wait to see all the cozy and silly outfits from our children and staff! ☃️

12/04/2025

Happy National Cookie Day!🍪

Nothing sweetens the day like fresh-baked cookies and even sweeter company! Grateful for our amazing Believe It & Achieve It families and team!

11/07/2025

Check out what our friends at Growing on the Spectrum are doing ❤️

11/07/2025

Wishing Dr. Kaleigh a fantastic birthday weekend! We hope your day is filled with joy and celebration!🥳

10/30/2025

Halloween should be fun for everyone! Here are some OT-approved ideas to help make trick-or-treating a positive experience for kids with diverse sensory needs:

🎃Choose comfy costumes: soft fabrics, no tags, and practice wearing them early
🎃Bring sensory supports: fidgets, headphones, etc. Take breaks when needed!�
🎃Start early: smaller crowds and less noise can make a difference�
🎃Practice ahead of time: role-play saying “trick-or-treat” or using a communication card�
🎃Celebrate every success! Even visiting one house counts!
🎃 Look out for teal, blue or purple Halloween buckets! teal = food allergies, purple = epilepsy, blue = autism