Do you serve families near Vasona Lake or in the Los Gatos foothills?
Yes, we regularly see children throughout Los Gatos, including neighborhoods near Vasona Lake County Park and the foothills toward Lexington Reservoir. Because we are a fully mobile practice, your location within Los Gatos does not affect our ability to serve you. We come to your home, your child’s school, or another agreed-upon location that works for your family.
My child loves being outdoors, do you offer sessions outside?
We do, and it is one of the things Los Gatos families ask about most. Outdoor and nature-based sessions are a core part of how we work. For children who are sensory-seeking, thrive in open spaces, or simply do better when they are not cooped up inside, working in a natural setting can unlock engagement that a clinic never could. We also offer small-group nature-based therapeutic programs for children who benefit from peer interaction alongside their sensory and regulation work.
Can TheraPeeps coordinate with our child’s teacher or school at Los Gatos Union School District?
Yes, and we encourage it. We regularly collaborate with classroom teachers, resource specialists, and school psychologists at schools including Daves Avenue Elementary, Fisher Middle School, and other Los Gatos Union campuses. With your written permission, we can share observations, attend IEP meetings, and help your child’s school team implement sensory and regulation strategies that align with what we are working on at home. Coordination between home and school is often the difference between slow progress and real change.
What ages do you serve, and is it too early to call?
We work with children from birth through age 8. Earlier is almost always better, the younger the child, the more neuroplasticity we have to work with. If you have noticed something that feels off in your infant or toddler’s development, trust that instinct and call us. You do not need a formal diagnosis or a physician referral to schedule an evaluation.
What makes TheraPeeps different from OT services through the school district or a clinic?
Los Gatos Union School District provides school-based OT, but that service is scoped strictly to educational goals. It addresses what a child needs to access their curriculum, and nothing beyond that. Sensory regulation at home, feeding challenges at dinner, meltdowns during weekend hikes, those fall outside what school-based OT is designed or funded to address. Clinic-based OT asks your child to perform in an unfamiliar environment, and the skills learned there do not always transfer. We work in your child’s real environment, their home, their backyard, their school, which means the strategies stick. We also bring a depth of specialty credentials (SIPT, STAR, SOS, DIR/Floortime, SSP, Board Certified in Autism) that most private practices cannot match.