Kylee Leavitt, LLC
Helping Parents Learn About Their Child’s Sensory Needs
Kylee Leavitt, LLC offers expert guidance in understanding and managing children’s sensory processing and emotional regulation challenges, specializing in pediatric occupational therapy. Through personalized consultations, Kylee Leavitt helps parents comprehend their child’s individual sensory needs and provides tailored strategies for better coping and development. Whether through virtual sessions or in-person meetings, the aim is to empower parents with practical tools and knowledge to support their child’s growth and well-being effectively.
By fostering a collaborative approach, Kylee Leavitt equips families with the resources and insights necessary to navigate and address their child’s sensory and emotional complexities. Ultimately, the services provided by Kylee Leavitt, LLC contribute to enhancing the overall quality of life for both the child and their family.
Get To Know Kylee Leavitt
Kylee, a pediatric occupational therapist, educator, and mother of twin 5-year-old girls, she resides in North Carolina, where she’s pursuing her dream life. Despite facing challenges in 2021, including relocating across the country, she prioritized her family’s well-being while adapting to significant life changes. Struggling with anxiety and an unhealthy relationship with food, she realized the importance of self-care and sought help from a health coach, initiating a journey toward holistic wellness.Â
Shifting her parenting mindset, she focused on self-regulation techniques and creating an environment conducive to her children’s growth and independence. Through her experiences, she’s motivated to support other parents by sharing her insights on motherhood, personal growth, and pediatric occupational therapy.
Why Choose Kylee to Work with Your Family?
Personalized Care:
She is committed to giving your family the individualized attention you deserve. She takes the time to understand your family’s unique strengths, challenges, and goals.
Collaboration and Communication:
She values open and ongoing communication. She thinks you know your child best, and you can give important information about what they’re good at and where they need to improve.
Parent Support:
As a parent, you are one of the most influential people in your child’s life. How your family works, how you parent, your environment, and how well you can control your feelings affect how your child feels emotionally. The focus is on providing you with knowledge and tools to support your child’s sensory and emotional well-being.
Neuro-Affirming Approach:
She embraces neurodiversity and the uniqueness of each child and family. She strives to help families in the way that they know best. She wants to provide tools and strategies that support your child’s neurodivergent brain with a focus on enhancing the skills they have and improving their self-confidence.