Madison Suart is a Registered Occupational Therapist (OT) with a passion for working with young people. As an OT, Maddie offers direct support for children and adolescents who are struggling to participate in and/or independently perform some or all of the following Activities of Daily Living (ADL): self-care, toileting, hygiene, dressing, eating, sleep and rest, academics, household responsibilities or chores, health or medication management, extracurricular interests or hobbies, and play.

 

While challenges with ADL can be linked to developmental delays, neurodevelopmental differences, or mental health concerns, some children and adolescents simply require a little extra support and encouragement to develop the skills needed in order to feel capable and confident in everyday life. Through engaging and developmentally tailored strategies, Maddie helps children and adolescents build independence, confidence, and skills that carry over into home, school, and community settings. She takes a collaborative, strengths-based approach, working closely with families in their home environment to understand each child’s unique needs, interests, and challenges.