Absolutely. A formal diagnosis isn’t required to begin services.

Many families come to Rise and Run Therapy because they’ve noticed challenges with sensory regulation, coordination, or attention — even if no diagnosis has been made.

We start with an individualized assessment to understand your child’s strengths and areas for growth, then create a plan that supports their body and brain working together more smoothly.

If we ever feel that an additional evaluation or collaboration with another provider would be helpful, we’ll guide you through that process with care.

We specialize in working with infants, toddlers, and school-aged children through early adolescence.

Our approach focuses on helping kids build sensory regulation, coordination, and confidence in daily routines — whether that means supporting a baby’s early motor milestones, a preschooler’s body awareness, or an older child’s focus and self-regulation.

Every child’s developmental journey is unique, and our sessions are tailored to meet them exactly where they are.

We support children with a wide range of developmental and sensory needs — and many who don’t have a formal diagnosis at all.

Common areas we address include:

• Sensory processing challenges

• Retained primitive reflexes

• Emotional or behavioral regulation

• Motor coordination or balance difficulties

• Delayed milestones (crawling, walking, handwriting, etc.)

• Autism spectrum disorder (ASD)

• ADHD or attention differences

• Developmental delay

• Anxiety or difficulty with transitions

• Down Syndrome

• Cerebral Palsy

• Decreased Strength

• Decreased Endurance

• Apraxia

Our approach focuses on understanding each child’s unique sensory and motor profile, rather than fitting them into a single diagnostic category. Every therapy plan is individualized to support your child’s growth, confidence, and regulation in daily life.

Our therapy sessions are designed to strengthen the foundations that help your child move, play, and connect with confidence.

We help children build skills in areas such as:

• Sensory regulation — feeling calm, focused, and in control of their body

• Motor coordination and balance — improving strength, posture, and body awareness

• Attention and focus — helping your child stay engaged and successful in learning and play

• Emotional regulation — managing frustration, transitions, and sensory input

• Independence in daily routines — such as dressing, feeding, handwriting, and play

Our goal is to help your child feel more confident, capable, and connected — both at home and in their world.

Each session is designed to feel like play — but with a purpose.
Using movement, sensory exploration, and meaningful activities, we help your child strengthen the skills that support regulation, coordination, and confidence.

You can expect a calm, supportive environment where your child feels safe to explore and grow. We’ll also share strategies, observations, and progress updates so you can carry over skills at home and in everyday routines.

50 minutes with 5-10 minutes for parent education and cleaning time

We offer 1:1 in-home therapy sessions and virtual sessions for children.

In-home sessions allow your child to learn and practice skills in the comfort and familiarity of their own environment — making carryover into daily life more natural and effective.

Our virtual sessions are interactive and engaging, designed to support sensory regulation, reflex integration, and parent coaching from anywhere.

Both options are personalized, flexible, and built to fit your family’s schedule and comfort level.

We are a self-pay practice and do not bill insurance directly.
This allows us to provide individualized, evidence-based care without the limitations of insurance requirements — such as session caps, diagnoses for coverage, or restrictions on therapy approaches.

We’re happy to provide a superbill (an itemized receipt) that you can submit to your insurance company for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

Payment is due at the time of service, and we accept credit/debit cards, HSA, and FSA payments.