An East Bay Pediatric Therapy Clinic

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Who We Are

Dedicated to "Helping children build the skills needed for successful relationships and a positive sense of self".
At Child's Play Therapy Services, P.C. we are driven by a heartfelt commitment to nurturing the holistic well-being of every child, encompassing their mind, body, and spirit. Our mission is deeply personal, as we are dedicated to empowering children to cultivate the skills essential for nurturing meaningful relationships and fostering a positive sense of self.
We wholeheartedly embrace the unique journey of each child we serve, tailoring our approach to be child-led and highly individualized. Our unwavering commitment to continuous professional development ensures that we provide the utmost quality of care, employing a collaborative spirit to support children facing diverse developmental challenges.
We are an East Bay Pediatric Therapy, Occupational Therapy, & Speech Therapy clinic located in Pleasanton & Lafayette, Ca.

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What We Do

At the core of our practice lies the principles of joy, love, and acceptance, creating a safe and inspiring space for children to flourish.

Occupational therapy at Child's Play focuses on using developmentally appropriate play to enhance a child's ability to fulfill the many roles in his or her life: play partner, teammate, student, and so on. We build skill through play!
Therapy for Sensory Processing Disorder.
Our sensory-based therapy addresses developmental issues related to SPD: modulation of sensation, motor planning, motor control and postural control. Tools that are used in sensory integration therapy include interventions such as Integrated Listening Systems, The Listening Program with bone conduction, Interactive Metronome, the Astronaut Program, Brain Gym, Reflex Integration and Zones of Regulation.
Our speech-language pathologists are skilled with addressing a variety of speech and language disorders including: Communication impairments related to Autism spectrum disorders, receptive and/or expressive language delay, articulation disorder, speech and language impairments due to hearing loss, fluency disorders/stuttering, voice disorders, childhood apraxia of speech, social skills/pragmatic language impairments.