Areas We Serve
Pediatric Occupational Therapy in Bozeman, MT
Close to your everyday life
Care in Bozeman
PEAK works with Bozeman babies, toddlers, children, and teens from birth to 18. We get to know the child in front of us, without requiring a diagnosis to begin.
We can come to your family’s home, a park or another community spot, or school. There is no drive to a clinic.
What We Can Help With
If getting dressed, managing sensory input, or staying engaged with school tasks is hard, these are some places to begin reading.
Getting started
A First Conversation
Start with a free 15-minute consultation to tell us what you notice. If an evaluation makes sense, you can decide whether to schedule it.
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Free 15-Minute ConsultationQuestions About Bozeman
Does my child need a diagnosis in Bozeman?
No. A diagnosis is not required to start with PEAK.
Where can we meet in Bozeman?
We can meet your child at home, at a park or other community spot, or at school.
What happens after the free call?
We may recommend an initial occupational therapy evaluation.
What should I have ready for a first Bozeman visit?
Tell us about the daily activity you want to discuss and where it happens. You can have familiar toys or schoolwork nearby if they are part of your question; we will choose what to observe after meeting your child.
Can a sibling be around during a Bozeman home session?
Let us know who will be home and what the usual routine looks like. We can talk with you about a setting that lets us pay attention to the child receiving care without asking your family to pretend the house is empty.
What an In-Home Visit Looks Like Here
For a Bozeman visit, we come to your home, a park or another community spot, or school when that setting fits. We can see how getting ready, playing, or handling schoolwork looks in a familiar place. Parents can tell us which part of a routine feels hardest. We choose what to observe after hearing what matters to your family.
Parents are part of the conversation about what feels manageable between visits. The free 15-minute call lets you explain the concern before deciding about an evaluation. If you continue, the initial occupational therapy evaluation lasts 60 to 90 minutes. We can explain which activities we would look at and why.
Ages and Concerns
PEAK sees Bozeman children from birth through age 18. For a baby, a parent might ask about early movement or sensory reactions; for a school-age child, the question may be handwriting or settling into the school day. A teen may want more independence with everyday tasks. We consider the whole child and how a concern shows up at this age. These are reasons to talk, not signs that point to a particular diagnosis.