Fort Worth, TX
Occupational Therapy in Fort Worth, TX
Autism Services Finder lists 26 vetted occupational therapy providers in the Greater Fort Worth area, helping autistic children build sensory, motor, feeding, and daily-living skills through pediatric occupational therapy. Every Fort Worth provider on this page is reviewed by our team before it goes live. All 26 are accepting new clients right now. Compare these Fort Worth occupational therapy providers by insurance, Medicaid, availability, waitlist, and Google rating below, or use Get matched and we will connect you with the right fit for your child.
Occupational Therapy providers in Fort Worth
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Showing 26 of 26 providers
Monkey Mouths
A good fit for North Texas parents who want speech, feeding, and occupational therapy handled by one coordinated team rather than juggling separate pr…
Monkey Mouths
A solid option for southwest Tarrant County families who'd rather coordinate speech, feeding, and occupational therapy with one team than juggle multi…
Monkey Mouths
Good fit for parents in the Southlake-Keller-Colleyville corridor who want pediatric speech, feeding, or OT care close to home, especially for early i…
Children's Therapy Solutions
It's a solid fit for Fort Worth-area parents seeking pediatric speech, feeding, or occupational therapy, including kids with autism or other developme…
Monkey Mouths
A good fit for southwest Fort Worth-area parents seeking pediatric speech, feeding, or occupational therapy support, including for children with autis…
Talking Tadpoles Pediatric Therapy
A good fit for DFW-area parents who want hands-on, clinic-based sessions for a child working through speech, feeding, or sensory-motor challenges rath…
Circle of Life Therapy dba COLT
A good fit for Fort Worth-area parents whose child needs hands-on occupational, speech, or feeding support in a clinic setting, including kids working…
Little Red Wagon Pediatric Therapy
A good fit for Fort Worth parents who want a smaller, hands-on clinic covering speech, feeding, and occupational therapy under one roof.
PediaPlex
Fort Worth-area parents who want ABA, speech, and occupational therapy handled by one coordinated team instead of shuttling between clinics.
Monkey Mouths
Good fit for families who want speech, occupational, and feeding support handled by one practice rather than coordinating across separate providers.
Allison's Therapy Corner
A good fit for North Texas families near Fort Worth, Keller, Alliance, or Grapevine who want ABA, speech, and OT coordinated in one place rather than …
Talking Tadpoles Pediatric Therapy - Arlington
A good fit for DFW-area parents seeking speech, feeding, or occupational therapy for a child with autism, Down syndrome, or another developmental need…
Therapy and Beyond
Best fit for parents in the Colleyville area who'd rather not juggle separate providers -- ABA, speech, and OT all happen at the same clinic under one…
Allison's Therapy Corner
Good fit for Tarrant County families near Keller, Alliance, or Grapevine who'd rather coordinate ABA, speech, and OT through one practice than juggle …
Therapy and Beyond
Good fit for Fort Worth-area parents who want ABA paired with speech and OT in the same clinic and appreciate hands-on help sorting out insurance.
Child's Play Pediatric Therapy
A good match for DFW-area families wanting a smaller, relationship-driven practice for sensory processing, motor delays, or developmental concerns lik…
Monkey Mouths
A good fit for DFW families who want the resources of a large, well-established group practice covering speech, OT, and feeding therapy for babies and…
Lighthouse Therapy Center of Fort Worth
A good fit for parents who want ABA plus speech and OT handled by one team, with sessions that can happen in the clinic, at home, through school, or o…
A to Z Pediatric Therapy
A good fit for Dallas-Fort Worth parents who'd rather have a therapist come to them than pack up for clinic visits, especially when the diagnosis is d…
Preferred Therapy Services
A fit for North Texas parents who would rather have a therapist come to their child's own home than travel to an office for appointments.
Lighthouse Therapy Center of Fort Worth
A good match for families raising a child from about age 2 into their early twenties who'd rather have ABA, speech, and OT coordinated at a single pra…
Achievement Balance
A good fit for parents of older kids, teens, or young adults with autism who want help with social skills, emotional regulation, and everyday independ…
Superior Pediatric Care, Inc.
A fit for Texas school districts and families who need contracted therapy support for a child between ages 3 and 21, whether through the school system…
Ashley B. Harrell, OT
A good fit for parents in the Fort Worth, Azle, or White Settlement area who want an experienced pediatric OT for sensory, regulation, or coordination…
Rehab at Home Pediatrics
Good fit for DFW-area parents who'd rather have OT, PT, or speech sessions happen at home than manage drop-off at an outpatient office.
Glorious Kids Autism Center
Good fit for a Keller or greater DFW family that wants ABA and occupational therapy from the same center, plus hands-on coaching for parents alongside…
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Common questions about Occupational Therapy in Fort Worth
How many Occupational Therapy providers are in Fort Worth, TX?
Autism Services Finder lists 26 vetted Occupational Therapy providers in Fort Worth. Each is reviewed by our team. Filter by availability and insurance above, or use "Get matched" and we will narrow it down for you.
What does occupational therapy help autistic children with?
Pediatric OT supports sensory processing, fine motor skills, feeding, self-regulation, and daily-living skills, often through play-based sessions. Several Fort Worth clinics have on-site sensory gyms.
Do I need an autism diagnosis to start occupational therapy?
Not always. OT for a specific delay can often begin without a diagnosis, and children under 3 can start through Texas's Early Childhood Intervention program. A diagnosis is mainly needed to unlock certain insurance-funded services.
Are Occupational Therapy providers in Fort Worth accepting new clients?
26 of the 26 Occupational Therapy providers we list in Fort Worth are currently accepting new clients. Availability changes quickly, so reach out soon, or get matched and we will point you to the ones who fit.