Welcome to OWL Pediatric Therapy LLC!
OWL Pediatric Therapy LLC is a family-centered, neurodiversity-affirming practice providing speech, language, and occupational therapy services for children from toddlerhood through adolescence. Located in Westford, MA, our staff offer comprehensive evaluations and individualized treatment tailored to each child’s unique strengths.
We support children with a wide range of communication, learning, social, and sensory needs. Through evidence-based speech-language and occupational therapy in a safe, relationship-centered environment, we help children build the communication, regulation, sensory-motor, and social skills they need to connect with others and participate more fully at home, at school, and in their communities.
We believe that families are essential partners in the therapeutic process and collaborate closely with caregivers to ensure strategies and successes carry over beyond the therapy room.
Based out of Westford, MA we serve client from Westford, Chelmsford, Carlisle, Bedford, Ayer, Groton, Littleton, Acton and surrounding communities.
And if you’re too far? We’ll provide high-quality teletherapy to connect with you in your home.
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"My child only eats chicken nuggets, crackers, and yogurt. Is this just a phase?" It's one of the most common questions parents ask us. The truth is that picky eating is incredibly common during childhood, but for some children, feeding challenges go beyond typical picky eating. Knowing the difference can help families decide whether they simply need more time and…
For many years, April has been recognized as Autism Awareness Month, alongside World Autism Day on April 2nd. While celebrating autistic individuals and their unique perspectives happens year-round for some, April offers a time when people around the world pause to recognize, reflect, and show their support. Over the past several years, I’ve come to appreciate “awareness” as an important…
Tips for Parents & Families Hi OWL Families, The holidays are officially upon us (can you believe Thanksgiving is this week?!) and the upcoming season brings lots of excitement, social gatherings, and special traditions — but it can also bring changes in routine, busy schedules, and sensory overload. For many neurodivergent children, these shifts can feel overwhelming, even when they’re…

