Léanne Brabant
Léanne Brabant is an Occupational therapist with a professional master’s degree in occupational therapy and a master’s degree in rehabilitation sciences.
I view occupational therapy as a way to intervene and find solutions, regardless of the challenges faced! Step by step, I aim to support children in developing their potential through a play-based and family-centered approach.
Taylor Messenger
Taylor Messenger is an Occupational Therapist with a Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy and over 15 years of experience across mental health, school-based practice, and pediatric care.
Taylor’s goal as an OT is to support each individual in reaching their full potential, building independence, and developing a strong sense of self-efficacy to thrive in meaningful roles and daily activities. Her approach is collaborative and holistic, recognizing the importance of working not only with the child, but also with the family and broader support systems.
About us
Our mission
Based on the child’s challenges, we work with them and their family to develop personal skills, adapt their environment to meet their needs, and directly address problematic occupations, all while respecting their developmental level.
We prioritize a play-based approach in partnership with the family, tailored to the child’s needs.
Play and family
Play and collaboration with families are at the heart of our interventions. Play is essential for development: the child learns and generalizes while having fun! Family involvement in the therapeutic process ensures the continuity of progress in daily life.
Why occupational therapy?
Occupational therapy aims to optimize children’s performance and engagement in their daily activities. This means that the child participates in and enjoys the various activities that make up their daily life.
