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Soni Garrett

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OTR/L

Pediatric Occupational Therapist

Practice details and specialties

States Licensed to Practice

Arizona
California
Colorado
Michigan
Nevada
Oklahoma
Utah

Education and Advanced Training

Colorado State University: Bachelor of Science - BS, Occupational Therapy

Sensory Integration and Praxis Test Certification (SIPT #4070)
Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP) Training – Intermediate Level Completed
Integrated Listening Systems (Focus and SSP Training)
DIRFloortime Courses (ICDL)
Level 1 Advanced Mentorship in Sensory Processing Disorders – STAR Institute
Certified Fitter-Orthotics (CFo), American Board for Certification in Orthotics, Prosthetics and Pedorthics, Inc. (#CFo05667)
Handwriting Without Tears / Learning Without Tears Curriculum
The Alert Program

Languages Spoken

English

Specialties

ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Balance and Posture Issues
Emotional Regulation
Cerebral Palsy
Developmental Coordination Disorder
Developmental Delay
Down Syndrome
Early Childhood Development
Executive Functioning
Fine Motor Delay
Genetic Syndromes
Handwriting Difficulties
Learning Challenges
Motor Delays
Motor Planning and Coordination
Play Skills
Reading Readiness
Self-Care Skills
Sensory Processing Disorder
Sensory Seeking or Sensory Avoidance Behaviors
Transition and Routine Difficulties
Visual Motor Integration Problems
Visual Perceptual and Visual Motor Integration Difficulties

Get to know me

I’m a compassionate-minded & seasoned OT, a dedicated student when it comes to nervous systems and body cues, and I’m deeply interested in the quiet power of guiding others to find their strengths.

A Colorado Mama, 80’s music aficionado, a clinician with a passion for sensory and somatic perspectives, my work is devoted to providing a sense of safety, fostering regulation and trust through therapeutic relationships, and nurturing joy within families and their children.

I’ve been practicing as an Occupational Therapist for over 20+ years, specializing in pediatrics after obtaining a B.S. from Colorado State University along with completing advanced trainings in Sensory Processing (SIPT #4070), Somatic Experiencing (SEP/ Intermediate Level Completion), Integrated Listening Systems (Focus & SSP Training), DIR/Floortime Courses, Certified Fitter Orthotics Certification (CFO/#CFo05667) plus many others to support my families best in a variety of settings including homes, clinics, schools, early intervention & private practice.

My heart lies in facilitating family-centered treatment with the belief that the family is a child’s primary source of strength and support, for two key reasons. First, the secure bonds formed in early relationships lay the neurological foundation for critical areas of development, including vision, emotional processing, language, and motor skills. Second, early attachment experiences shape essential capacities such as self-regulation, self-awareness, and self-esteem—abilities that form the core of lifelong mental and emotional well-being.

In addition to being a clinician, I also enjoy my role as a mentor. I provide support to therapists at the outset of their careers as well as education to other professionals seeking to understand more about the body in relation to our sensory experiences and the effects trauma has on development.

I love my chosen profession of OT! I am grateful for the experiences and wisdom I have been gifted from families, children and colleagues I have met along the way.

I’m a compassionate-minded & seasoned OT, a dedicated student when it comes to nervous systems and body cues, and I’m deeply interested in the quiet power of guiding others to find their strengths.

A Colorado Mama, 80’s music aficionado, a clinician with a passion for sensory and somatic perspectives, my work is devoted to providing a sense of safety, fostering regulation and trust through therapeutic relationships, and nurturing joy within families and their children.

I’ve been practicing as an Occupational Therapist for over 20+ years, specializing in pediatrics after obtaining a B.S. from Colorado State University along with completing advanced trainings in Sensory Processing (SIPT #4070), Somatic Experiencing (SEP/ Intermediate Level Completion), Integrated Listening Systems (Focus & SSP Training), DIR/Floortime Courses, Certified Fitter Orthotics Certification (CFO/#CFo05667) plus many others to support my families best in a variety of settings including homes, clinics, schools, early intervention & private practice.

My heart lies in facilitating family-centered treatment with the belief that the family is a child’s primary source of strength and support, for two key reasons. First, the secure bonds formed in early relationships lay the neurological foundation for critical areas of development, including vision, emotional processing, language, and motor skills. Second, early attachment experiences shape essential capacities such as self-regulation, self-awareness, and self-esteem—abilities that form the core of lifelong mental and emotional well-being.

In addition to being a clinician, I also enjoy my role as a mentor. I provide support to therapists at the outset of their careers as well as education to other professionals seeking to understand more about the body in relation to our sensory experiences and the effects trauma has on development.

I love my chosen profession of OT! I am grateful for the experiences and wisdom I have been gifted from families, children and colleagues I have met along the way.

I’m a compassionate-minded & seasoned OT, a dedicated student when it comes to nervous systems and body cues, and I’m deeply interested in the quiet power of guiding others to find their strengths.

A Colorado Mama, 80’s music aficionado, a clinician with a passion for sensory and somatic perspectives, my work is devoted to providing a sense of safety, fostering regulation and trust through therapeutic relationships, and nurturing joy within families and their children.

I’ve been practicing as an Occupational Therapist for over 20+ years, specializing in pediatrics after obtaining a B.S. from Colorado State University along with completing advanced trainings in Sensory Processing (SIPT #4070), Somatic Experiencing (SEP/ Intermediate Level Completion), Integrated Listening Systems (Focus & SSP Training), DIR/Floortime Courses, Certified Fitter Orthotics Certification (CFO/#CFo05667) plus many others to support my families best in a variety of settings including homes, clinics, schools, early intervention & private practice.

My heart lies in facilitating family-centered treatment with the belief that the family is a child’s primary source of strength and support, for two key reasons. First, the secure bonds formed in early relationships lay the neurological foundation for critical areas of development, including vision, emotional processing, language, and motor skills. Second, early attachment experiences shape essential capacities such as self-regulation, self-awareness, and self-esteem—abilities that form the core of lifelong mental and emotional well-being.

In addition to being a clinician, I also enjoy my role as a mentor. I provide support to therapists at the outset of their careers as well as education to other professionals seeking to understand more about the body in relation to our sensory experiences and the effects trauma has on development.

I love my chosen profession of OT! I am grateful for the experiences and wisdom I have been gifted from families, children and colleagues I have met along the way.

I’m a compassionate-minded & seasoned OT, a dedicated student when it comes to nervous systems and body cues, and I’m deeply interested in the quiet power of guiding others to find their strengths.

A Colorado Mama, 80’s music aficionado, a clinician with a passion for sensory and somatic perspectives, my work is devoted to providing a sense of safety, fostering regulation and trust through therapeutic relationships, and nurturing joy within families and their children.

I’ve been practicing as an Occupational Therapist for over 20+ years, specializing in pediatrics after obtaining a B.S. from Colorado State University along with completing advanced trainings in Sensory Processing (SIPT #4070), Somatic Experiencing (SEP/ Intermediate Level Completion), Integrated Listening Systems (Focus & SSP Training), DIR/Floortime Courses, Certified Fitter Orthotics Certification (CFO/#CFo05667) plus many others to support my families best in a variety of settings including homes, clinics, schools, early intervention & private practice.

My heart lies in facilitating family-centered treatment with the belief that the family is a child’s primary source of strength and support, for two key reasons. First, the secure bonds formed in early relationships lay the neurological foundation for critical areas of development, including vision, emotional processing, language, and motor skills. Second, early attachment experiences shape essential capacities such as self-regulation, self-awareness, and self-esteem—abilities that form the core of lifelong mental and emotional well-being.

In addition to being a clinician, I also enjoy my role as a mentor. I provide support to therapists at the outset of their careers as well as education to other professionals seeking to understand more about the body in relation to our sensory experiences and the effects trauma has on development.

I love my chosen profession of OT! I am grateful for the experiences and wisdom I have been gifted from families, children and colleagues I have met along the way.

I’m a compassionate-minded & seasoned OT, a dedicated student when it comes to nervous systems and body cues, and I’m deeply interested in the quiet power of guiding others to find their strengths.

A Colorado Mama, 80’s music aficionado, a clinician with a passion for sensory and somatic perspectives, my work is devoted to providing a sense of safety, fostering regulation and trust through therapeutic relationships, and nurturing joy within families and their children.

I’ve been practicing as an Occupational Therapist for over 20+ years, specializing in pediatrics after obtaining a B.S. from Colorado State University along with completing advanced trainings in Sensory Processing (SIPT #4070), Somatic Experiencing (SEP/ Intermediate Level Completion), Integrated Listening Systems (Focus & SSP Training), DIR/Floortime Courses, Certified Fitter Orthotics Certification (CFO/#CFo05667) plus many others to support my families best in a variety of settings including homes, clinics, schools, early intervention & private practice.

My heart lies in facilitating family-centered treatment with the belief that the family is a child’s primary source of strength and support, for two key reasons. First, the secure bonds formed in early relationships lay the neurological foundation for critical areas of development, including vision, emotional processing, language, and motor skills. Second, early attachment experiences shape essential capacities such as self-regulation, self-awareness, and self-esteem—abilities that form the core of lifelong mental and emotional well-being.

In addition to being a clinician, I also enjoy my role as a mentor. I provide support to therapists at the outset of their careers as well as education to other professionals seeking to understand more about the body in relation to our sensory experiences and the effects trauma has on development.

I love my chosen profession of OT! I am grateful for the experiences and wisdom I have been gifted from families, children and colleagues I have met along the way.

Other Interests

Outside of my professional life, I enjoy hiking, bicycling, writing, and cherishing time spent with those I love. My best gifts in life are my two grown children, who have taught me unconditional love and the importance of experiencing joy along the way.

" Family is at the heart of Kinspire! And this allows for a personalized, 1:1 model of care while building stronger therapeutic relationships so we can focus on what truly matters to each family."