Taylor Johnson Therapy, PLLC

About Taylor Johnson Therapy, PLLC

Taylor Johnson Therapy, PLLC is a pediatric occupational therapy practice based in Northbrook, Illinois, and the website says it serves families throughout the northern Chicagoland area. The practice focuses on helping children participate more successfully in everyday routines at home, at school, and in the community. Services listed on the site include individualized one-on-one occupational therapy sessions that usually last 45 to 60 minutes, along with group therapy options designed around each child’s goals, strengths, and needs. The clinic presents its work as highly customized, with treatment shaped by the child’s interests, current abilities, and family priorities.

The website describes an evidence-based, client-centered model that uses play and sensory-based treatment to build function and independence. Its OT overview says the practice uses a sensory integration approach and may address areas such as sensory processing, fine motor skills, handwriting, gross motor skills, postural control, motor planning, attention, behavior, grooming, feeding, sleep, and peer skills. Team pages identify Taylor Johnson, OTR/L, Mary Lindblad, OTR/L, Monica O’Connor, OTR/L, and Rosanne Schenk, OTR/L. Their biographies describe backgrounds in outpatient pediatric care, early intervention, school-based practice, and hospital or upper extremity settings, with training in areas such as DIR/Floortime, Handwriting Without Tears, Therapeutic Listening, interoception, feeding-related treatment, emotional regulation, and myofascial release. Taylor’s profile notes work with both neurotypical and neurodivergent children and emphasizes helping families set meaningful goals. The site also states that the practice collaborates with other occupational therapists as well as speech and physical therapists. Its first-visit information explains that initial evaluations typically include a parent or guardian, a review of background information and paperwork, clinical observation, and when appropriate a standardized assessment, followed by recommendations for next steps.

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