For Professionals
Supporting children and families in rural communities often means working with limited resources, time constraints, and varying levels of access to services.
Creekside provides occupational therapy–informed education and resources that can support your work in practical, usable ways.
What You’ll Find Here
This space is designed to support:
- occupational therapists
- speech-language pathologists
- physical therapists
- educators
- early intervention providers
- mental health professionals
Focus of the Resources
Resources are grounded in:
- nervous system understanding
- regulation and co-regulation
- functional, everyday strategies
- development within real environments
How to Use These Materials
Materials can be used to:
- support caregiver education
- reinforce strategies across settings
- provide clear explanations of behavior and development
- supplement therapy or classroom interventions
Approach
The approach behind Creekside emphasizes:
- connection before correction
- understanding behavior as communication
- practical application over theory alone
- consistency across home, clinic, and school environments
The goal is not to add more complexity—but to offer tools that make your work clearer, more consistent, and easier to carry over into daily life for the families you support.
Future Offerings
Additional professional resources may include:
- expanded education materials
- consultation opportunities
- training and collaboration
- mentor and coaching