No Limits Therapy, LLC

09/02/2026

Our newest graduate from NLT!! We’re so proud of him!

08/03/2026

07/24/2026

🎉 No Limits Therapy T-Shirts are Here! 🎉

Show your support for No Limits Therapy and grab one of our new clinic t-shirts! 💙

🛍️ Order here: http://www.shopgotees.com/nolimits

⏰ Deadline to order: Monday, August 17!

Thank you for supporting our mission of helping every child reach their fullest potential. We can’t wait to see everyone rocking their No Limits Therapy shirts! 💙

05/27/2026

04/08/2026

OT is OT, so why not just do it at school and make life easier, right? But here’s the scoop:

School-based OT is educationally driven.

It’s only provided if the child’s disability is impacting their ability to access or participate in their education. The OT’s job in this setting is to support function within the school environment, like:
• Holding a pencil to write
• Sensory supports
• Using scissors during class projects
• Organizing materials or managing transitions

It’s not about treating all developmental concerns, just the ones that interfere with educational access.

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Outpatient OT is medically based.

This focuses on overall development and function, not just how the child does at school. It covers:
• Sensory processing challenges at home and in the community
• Fine motor delays that may not affect schoolwork (yet)
• Feeding concerns, dressing, toileting, self-regulation, etc.

Even if a child doesn’t qualify for school OT (because their delays don’t impact school performance enough), they might still have real functional delays that need outpatient support.

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So why can’t school OT be used just for convenience?

Because it’s legally tied to educational necessity. It’s not meant to replace medical services, and schools aren’t allowed to provide therapy “just in case” or “to make life easier” even if we wish they could!