Real Life Tools, Real Impact.

Real Life Tools, Real Impact.

Occupational Therapy

Our occupational therapy partners bring a wealth of specialized expertise to support children in building the sensory, motor, and everyday living skills they need to thrive.

Natural State Therapy, led by Keeley, specializes in Dynamic Movement Integration (DMI). Keeley and her team of occupational therapists use precise, guided movement patterns to activate the neuromuscular system and strengthen postural control, balance, and functional motor skills. Their approach helps children develop the strong movement foundations needed for confident play, learning, and independence.

Radiance Pediatric Therapy, led by Jennifer, focuses on Astronaut Training Therapy, a sensory-integration approach that blends vestibular, visual, and auditory input. Jennifer and her team provide structured, sensory-rich experiences that support balance, coordination, spatial awareness, and self-regulation — key skills for a child’s success at home, school, and in the community.

Together, Natural State Therapy and Radiance Pediatric Therapy offer complementary, child-centered care. Their combined expertise allows families to access specialized support tailored to each child’s unique strengths, challenges, and developmental goals.

Keeley Cotter ODT, OTR/L

DMI Level B

Natural State Therapy, PLLC

Jennifer Kloster MOT, OTR/L

Radiance Pediatric Therapy, LLC

Insurance Accepted:

AR Kids

Arkansas Total Care

Ambetter

Care Source

Empower Healthcare Solutions

Summit

BCBS

Cigna

Qualchoice

United Healthcare

Optum

ArKids A and B

What conditions are treated by Occupational Therapy

Pediatric occupational therapists help children build the skills they need for play, learning, and everyday life. We support kids who experience challenges in areas such as:

Sensory Processing

  • Overreacting or underreacting to sound, touch, movement, or light

  • Difficulty staying calm, focused, or organized

  • Seeking extra movement (spinning, jumping, crashing)

  • Avoiding certain textures, clothing, or activities

Coordination & Body Awareness

  • Frequent tripping, clumsiness, or poor balance

  • Difficulty planning and sequencing movements

  • Trouble learning new motor skills or keeping up with peers

Fine Motor & Hand Skills

  • Trouble holding crayons, pencils, or utensils

  • Weak hand strength or poor grasp

  • Difficulty cutting, coloring, or building

  • Challenges with hand–eye coordination

Developmental & Neurological Conditions

  • Autism

  • ADHD

  • Developmental delay

  • Sensory Processing Disorder

  • Down syndrome and other genetic conditions

  • Cerebral palsy

  • Prematurity-related delays

Self-Care Skills

  • Difficulty dressing, buttoning, or tying shoes

  • Challenges with feeding and utensil use

  • Trouble with grooming, brushing teeth, or toileting

Feeding Challenges

  • Picky eating with sensory sensitivities

  • Difficulty chewing or managing textures

  • Oral aversions

Emotional Regulation & Attention

  • Big emotional reactions

  • Trouble transitioning between activities

  • Difficulty staying focused during play or school tasks