Raising Brilliance

Occupational therapy (OT) helps autistic kids build the everyday skills that make daily life smoother — from handwriting and fine motor control to self-care, feeding, and managing sensory sensitivities. Nashville has a solid mix of private pediatric OT clinics and hospital-based services.

Many families pursue OT alongside speech and ABA, and school-age children may also receive OT through their IEP. Like other therapies here, availability varies, and some clinics keep waitlists.

This overview is a starting point rather than clinical advice. Check current services, insurance acceptance, and openings with each provider before committing.

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SPROUT Pediatric Therapy

Pediatric OT clinic

Nashville-area pediatric occupational therapy for children with autism, sensory processing differences, and motor and feeding needs; offers in-home, in-school, and teletherapy options.

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Project Play Therapy

Pediatric therapy group

Occupational therapy for children with autism and related needs, with locations in Nashville, Franklin, Nolensville, and Smyrna.

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Associates in Pediatric Therapy (Nashville)

Pediatric therapy clinic

Provides pediatric occupational therapy and related services from Nashville-area offices, including Metroplex Drive and Bellevue.

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Vanderbilt Children's — Pediatric Occupational Therapy

Hospital OT program

Hospital-based pediatric OT helping children build independence in daily skills through play-based, individualized treatment.

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