Details

Service Provider Name: OT Innovations, LLC – Washington Terrace
Service Provider Number: 9293
Address: 5484 S Adams Ave Pkwy
Contact: Megan Davidson
Phone: (801) 608-8056

Play-Based Pediatric Therapy for Utah Children and Families

Ability Innovations provides pediatric therapy designed to help children build skills, confidence, independence, and greater participation in everyday life. With locations in Layton and Ogden, Utah, the practice offers occupational, physical, speech, and feeding therapy for children and young people, with services tailored to each child’s developmental needs, strengths, interests, and goals.

A defining feature of the practice is its child-led, play-based approach. Rather than making therapy feel like a series of drills, therapists use activities children naturally enjoy to encourage learning and skill development. Sessions can incorporate movement, games, sensory activities, imaginative play, and other motivating experiences that help children actively participate in their own progress.

Occupational therapy can address fine-motor development, sensory regulation, executive functioning, emotional regulation, social skills, handwriting, school participation, and everyday activities such as dressing, hygiene, and self-feeding. Speech therapy supports communication and language development, including expressive and receptive language, speech sounds, social communication, stuttering, and swallowing concerns. Physical therapy focuses on movement, strength, coordination, developmental milestones, and physical abilities, while feeding therapy uses a responsive, play-based approach to help children become more comfortable with food and mealtimes.

The practice also emphasizes collaboration and parent education, with therapists working as an interdisciplinary team when children receive multiple services. Families can begin with an evaluation to identify strengths, needs, and appropriate goals. Overall, the approach is centered on helping children learn through meaningful experiences while creating a positive therapy environment where they can feel capable, engaged, and supported.