Empowering children to reach their highest potential through playful, holistic occupational therapy.

ROC OTX provides individualized, child and family-centered in-home therapy to empower children to reach their highest potential.

Our collaborative and upbeat approach brings positive energy to the individualized treatment of the unique needs of every child. Let’s work together to enhance your child’s skills, improve their confidence, and increase their independence. The diagnoses we treat include, but are not limited to:

Developmental Disabilities
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)
ADD/ADHD
Down Syndrome and other genetic disorders
Cerebral Palsy and other neurological diagnoses
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Delayed coordination
Upper extremity (shoulder, arm, hand) injuries.
Generalized Weakness

Early Intervention

To determine if your child is a candidate for early intervention, we will perform assessments to identify issues. Then, we will work with you to set goals and create a plan for your child to reach developmental milestones. We are contracted with Developmental Pathways to provide services listed on the Individualized Family Service Plan.

Sensory

Sensory processing, attention, and self-regulation issues require a safe and supportive therapeutic environment. We understand how to engage infants, toddlers, children, adolescents, and young adults in activities that improve their responses and focus.

Teletherapy

Let’s make all types of learning fun! Teletherapy helps children participate in therapeutic activities from the comfort of their home incorporating their personal toys and household items. Together, we’ll gently foster your child’s growth and capabilities so they can perform their best.

Fine Motor and Visual-Motor Skills

Fine motor and visual-motor skills – from holding a crayon to cutting food – directly impact a child’s independence. We use playful occupational therapy to improve the use and coordination of a child’s hands, wrists, and arms. We provide interventions to improve visual-motor, visual perception, and hand-eye coordination.

Feeding and Eating

Infants, toddlers, and children who struggle with feeding and eating can benefit from supportive on-site therapy. We will assess your child and work to address motor skills, coordination, oral-motor, and sensory issues that could be hindering feeding and mealtime routines.

Self Care

Many children need direction to master self-care activities, such as getting dressed and emotional regulation. We use positive reinforcement and other evidence-based treatment methods to encourage self-care skills and overall well-being. Self-sufficient kids are happy kids!

Amy is a very caring, compassionate, and dedicated professional. My son Parker was in need of some extra help at a young age. My wife and I were unsure what to do, and then Amy entered his life. She was amazing at connecting with my son and us to help diagnose the situation, provide a plan for success, and implement it. Truly a professional. Thank you so much, Amy.

My daughter struggled with some issues at home and preschool. Amy's fun, safe and supportive approach is exactly what she needed. Most importantly, Amy's kindness and encouragement helped me just as much as her expertise helped my daughter gain the skills she needed to thrive in all areas of her life!

Our son has made great progress with his motor skills since working with Amy. He is so much stronger and is so much more willing to try new things. He has so much fun working with Amy! She is a blessing, and we are so grateful for her knowledge and skill as well as her sweet and fun personality.

Amy is a gifted occupational therapist. Her love for her profession and the children she works with is amazing. Her therapy sessions are fun and engaging. She is warm and empathetic, creating an environment to achieve the absolute best outcomes. Amy’s guidance brought out the best in my son and our whole family.

Amy Rochford

OTD, OTR/L

For more than two decades, it has been my joy to provide pediatric occupational therapy (OT) services, focusing on fostering growth and development of children in hospitals, clinics, schools, and homes. With ROC OTX, I’m excited to bring my expertise to children by delivering engaging in-home occupational therapy to the greater Denver area. I look forward to meeting your family and helping your child achieve their highest potential!

Amy received her Occupational Therapy degree from San Jose State University in 1995 and her Doctorate in Occupational Therapy from Chatham University in 2022. She has advanced training in Early Intervention, the SOS (Sequential Oral Sensory) Approach to Feeding, Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT), Ready Bodies Learning Minds, Zones of Regulation, Handwriting Without Tears, Brain Gym, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and Sensory Processing.

Meet Sydney! 🌈☀️

Lead Occupational Therapist - OTD, OTR/L

Sydney (she/her) is an enthusiastic and empathic occupational therapist who has always been intrigued by the human body and the uniqueness of each individual she meets. She graduated with her Doctorate from Creighton University and had a degree in Kinesiology from Iowa State University (Go Cyclones!). She specializes in neuro rehabilitation and sensory integration and has completed trainings in dynamic movement intervention (DMI), Sensory Diets, trauma informed care, is a certified theratogs fitter and a registered yoga instructor.

Sydney is passionate about creating a trusting and collaborative relationship with families/caregivers by providing thorough yet digestible education and mentorship while acknowledging the importance of each family’s culture. She is able to meet each child exactly where they are at, approach each session through an individualized lens and most importantly make therapy FUN.

In her free time, you will likely find Sydney enjoying the outdoors with her dog Sunny, skiing, watching WNBA (go Lynx!), teaching and practicing yoga, playing basketball, listening to her favorite music and is always up for a challenge in any board/card game.

Sunflower

Therapy Dog

Sunflower is a joyful therapy dog working alongside Amy in occupational therapy sessions as long as the child and family are comfortable with it. Trained as a Canine Companions® facility dog, Sunflower assists in various therapeutic and educational settings. Her calming temperament and affectionate nature help create a safe, nurturing environment for young clients.

Facility dogs like Sunflower are trained to perform commands such as picking up items, opening doors, and providing calming pressure. Her presence reduces anxiety, enhances therapy, and encourages participation.

Sunflower’s tenderhearted and reliable nature supports children in achieving their therapeutic goals across occupational, speech, and physical therapy sessions, as well as in special education.

In her free time, Sunflower loves to sunbathe, play with her dragon toy, and snuggle her favorite humans. ☺️🌻💛

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Interested in learning more about our pediatric occupational therapy services? Contact us today for detailed pricing information and personalized service plans tailored to your child’s unique needs. We’re here to help you every step of the way!

Payment / Insurance

ROC OTX accepts Medicaid and private pay clients. Please contact Amy Rochford with any questions about payment options.

Downloadable Forms

New Families: Please download forms to fill out prior to your first mobile therapy appointment with ROC OTX.