| Program Name |
Fee (per session) |
Length |
Description |
| Occupational Therapy Assessment |
$360 |
120 min |
During this session, a licensed Occupational Therapist will take the time to get to know you, your goals, and any challenges you may be experiencing at home, school, work, or in the community. The therapist will assess physical, cognitive, emotional, and environmental factors to create a personalized plan that promotes independence, function, and overall well-being. |
| Occupational Therapy Screen |
$150 |
30 min |
An Occupational Therapy (OT) screening is a short, focused session offered when a formal OT assessment has already been completed within the past two years. It’s designed to check in on progress, address any new concerns, and determine if further therapy or updated support is needed. |
| Unmounted Occupational Therapy |
$80
$160
|
30 min
60 min
|
This therapy focuses on helping individuals improve their daily functioning through a variety of horse-related exercises & activities that target fine motor skills, sensory processing, coordination, life skills, and more. Unmounted OT allows for a more flexible, traditional approach while still promoting independence and well-being. |
| Clinic and Nature-Based Occupational Therapy Sessions |
$80
$160
|
30 min
60 min
|
These brand-new tailored, engaging sessions offer a child-centred, sensory-rich approach that uses natural materials, movement, and exploratory play to support emotional regulation, problem-solving, motor skills, independence, executive functioning, resilience and confidence. These sessions take place in our indoor clinic space, incorporating plants, natural elements, and hands-on sensory experiences that bring the calming benefits of nature into a controlled environment. |
| Mounted Occupational Therapy (Hippotherapy) |
$100
$200
|
30 min
60 min
|
*Medical Forms MUST be completed prior to booking this session*
Mounted Occupational Therapy involves riding a horse as part of an Occupational Therapy treatment plan. Often referred to as ‘hippotherapy’, it is used to help individuals improve motor skills, balance, coordination, posture, core strength, and sensory processing. The movement and calming presence of the horse provides unique physical and sensory feedback that can be beneficial for individuals with a variety of conditions, such as developmental delays, physical disabilities, or neurological disorders. Mounted OT is especially effective for individuals who struggle with balance, strength, or body awareness, as the rhythmic movement of the horse mimics the motion of walking and encourages natural postural alignment. |
| Mounted Simulator Occupational Therapy Sessions |
$80
$160
|
30 min
60 min
|
**Medical Forms MUST be completed prior to booking this session**
Our Horse Simulator Occupational Therapy Program provides the therapeutic benefits of three-dimensional equine movement (using a mechanical horse) in a fully indoor, controlled environment. This program is ideal for clients who need a predictable environment, are preparing for mounted sessions, or benefit from year-round accessibility. The horse simulator is well-suited for children, youth, and adults who need support with core strength, confidence, balance, coordination, sensory & emotional regulation, attention, planning, and executive functioning. It is especially helpful for clients with autism, ADHD, motor coordination challenges, developmental delays, and anxiety around live horses.
Contraindications:
The simulator may not be appropriate for individuals with uncontrolled seizures, severe vestibular sensitivities that trigger nausea or dizziness, significant orthopedic conditions that limit safe sitting posture, or acute injuries affecting the spine or pelvis. It is also contraindicated for individuals who cannot tolerate gentle movement or who have medical restrictions against simulated riding positions.
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| Caregiver Coaching and Education |
45 min |
$120 |
Our online & in-person Caregiver Coaching sessions provide families with practical, individualized strategies to support their child’s emotional regulation, sensory needs, daily routines, transitions, independence, and overall development. Sessions may include modelling techniques, reviewing real-life scenarios, troubleshooting challenges, and creating simple, realistic plans that fit the family’s routines. |
| Treatment Plan Update |
30 min |
$45 |
These meetings occur on the 10th session and provide dedicated time for the OT and caregiver to review progress, celebrate achievements, ensure therapy goals remain meaningful and relevant, and identify areas where continued support may be beneficial. Together, the OT and family explore next steps, adjust goals, determine the most appropriate type and frequency of service moving forward, or discuss if the child is approaching readiness for discharge. |