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Foundations Pediatric Therapy

Occupational Therapy

in Middleton

, Idaho

Therapist Category: Occupational Therapy

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About Foundations Pediatric Therapy

Foundations Pediatric Therapy is an outpatient pediatric therapy clinic in Middleton, Idaho (412 S King Ave, Suite 103). The practice emphasizes play as a central part of child development, using play-based activities to help children build foundational skills related to problem-solving, communication, motor development, safety awareness, and social and emotional regulation.

Occupational therapy at Foundations Pediatric Therapy focuses on skills that support participation in daily activities, school routines, and play. The clinic describes OT services that address fine motor, visual motor, visual perceptual, sensory processing, and social and emotional skills, with the goal of promoting independence. Areas the clinic lists for OT support include developmental delays, motor coordination, feeding and oral-motor concerns (including picky eating), handwriting and other school-related challenges, behavioral management, chromosomal disorders, autism and ADHD, premature infants and infant and toddler development, visual motor and visual perceptual concerns, sensory processing, social and emotional regulation, and toileting.

The OT team includes owner Tiffany Pollock, OTR/L, who founded the clinic in 2020 to expand access to pediatric therapy in the local community. The site notes her experience across infant-toddler programs, schools, developmental preschools, and pediatric outpatient settings. Additional occupational therapy providers listed include Katie Broderius, OTR/L; Lexi Searle, MOTR/L; and Jill Painter, OTR/L. The clinic also lists certified occupational therapy assistants, including Sami Milburn, COTA; Lavonne Fields, COTA; Cayden Pelagio, COTA; and Fabian Arizmendi, COTA. Provider biographies highlight interests and experience areas such as early child development, sensory integration therapy, feeding issues, and neurodiversity-affirming approaches, as well as collaboration with families as part of care.

Conditions Treated, Specialties & Treatment Types

Who they treat:

Infants Pediatric

Conditions Treated:

ADHD and Learning Difficulties Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)Developmental Delays Emotional Regulation Difficulties Fine Motor Delay Gross Motor Delay Handwriting Difficulties Self-Care Difficulties (Dressing/Feeding/Toileting)Sensory Processing Disorders

Clinical Focuses:

Autism and ADHD Functional Support Emotional Regulation Support Pediatric Development School-Based Participation Sensory Integration and Modulation

Treatment Types:

Activities of Daily Living (ADL) Retraining Fine Motor Skill Training Gross Motor Skill Training Handwriting Intervention Play-Based Therapy Sensory Integration Therapy

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+1 208-654-6161

412 S King Ave Suite 103, Middleton, ID 83644

Open Hours

Sunday: Closed

Monday: 08:30 – 18:00

Tuesday: 08:30 – 18:00

Wednesday: 08:30 – 18:00

Thursday: 08:30 – 18:00

Friday: 08:30 – 16:00

Saturday: Closed

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Accessibility & Features:

Appointment required Appointments recommended Credit cards Debit cards Free parking lot Free street parking On-site parking Onsite services Restroom Wheelchair accessible entrance Wheelchair accessible parking lot Wheelchair accessible restroom

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Google Review Count: 13

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Frequently Asked Questions

The clinic describes occupational therapy as supporting skills needed for play, school performance, and daily activities. OT services are outlined as addressing fine motor, visual motor, visual perceptual, sensory processing, and social and emotional skills, with an emphasis on promoting independence.

The services page lists OT support for concerns such as developmental delays, motor coordination, feeding and oral-motor needs (including picky eating), handwriting and other school-related challenges, behavioral management, chromosomal disorders, autism and ADHD, premature infants and infant and toddler development, visual motor and visual perceptual issues, sensory processing, social and emotional regulation, and toileting.

Yes. The clinic describes a Handwriting Clinic for children who struggle with handwriting, homework completion, or organizing words on the page, or who have writing difficulties at school. The site notes six-week summer handwriting programs and after-school availability, with schedules varying by age, skills, and ability, and small groups designed to keep sessions engaging.

The clinic lists hours as Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm. Families can contact the office by phone at (208) 654-6161, by fax at (208) 473-7320, or by email at therapy@play2growidaho.com. The location is 412 S King Ave, Suite 103, Middleton, ID 83644.

The clinic advertises community classes and lists a Toddler Sensory Motor Group led by pediatric occupational therapists. The page states it is held Wednesdays from 10:00 to 10:45 am for children 18 to 36 months, requires caregiver participation, and requires a monthly commitment.

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