Occupational therapy helps autistic children in Roseville build the everyday skills that make daily life work — fine-motor coordination, self-care, and, very often, sensory processing and self-regulation. This page covers how OT is delivered and funded locally and how to find a play-based, child-led therapist.
Clinic at 198 Cirby Way, Suite 140, Roseville, with a dedicated autism spectrum disorders service page. Occupational therapy covers fine and gross motor skills, motor planning, self-regulation and sensory processing, alongside speech therapy.
Visit sitePediatric occupational, physical and speech therapy at 588 North Sunrise Avenue, Suite 100, Roseville. General pediatric rehabilitation rather than an autism-specific program, so ask how they handle sensory needs.
Visit siteRuns speech, occupational and physical therapy clinics in Sacramento and Roseville. The Roseville street address is not published on their site, so call to confirm which location has OT availability.
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