Pediatric Occupational Therapy ยท Dallas, TX

Root-Cause Therapy
for Lasting Change

Your child's challenges aren't random; they're signals. NeuroNest uncovers the neurological root causes behind developmental delays, retained reflexes, and sensory struggles, then addresses them with intensive, individualized therapy that creates real, measurable change.

Erin Wiggins, pediatric occupational therapist at NeuroNest

A different kind of
pediatric therapy

Rather than working only on the surface skill, we look for the underlying sensory, motor, and reflex patterns that may be making it hard, then build a clear plan around them.

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Root-Cause Focus

We don't chase symptoms. We identify and address the underlying neurological patterns creating your child's challenges.

02

Intensive Approach

Studies of intensive, high-repetition models in pediatric rehabilitation suggest they can produce change more quickly than spaced weekly sessions. That's why we built our entire model around it.

03

Progress We Track

We set specific, written goals at your evaluation and measure against them, so progress is something you can see rather than something you have to take on faith.

Therapy designed for
real progress

In-depth assessment

Comprehensive Evaluation

Full assessment of sensory processing, motor skills, and primitive reflex development to uncover the root causes holding your child back.

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5 or 10-day program

NeuroNest Intensive

Five or ten days of individualized, one-on-one treatment targeting the neurological foundations your child needs to thrive.

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Ongoing support

Maintenance Sessions

Ongoing follow-up support to reinforce gains, adjust home programs, and ensure continued progress after intensives.

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Erin Wiggins, OT

Meet Erin Wiggins, OT

With advanced training in reflex integration, photobiomodulation, and intensive therapy protocols, Erin doesn't take the conventional approach, because conventional approaches often aren't enough.

She founded NeuroNest to offer families a concentrated, one-on-one model of occupational therapy that works on the sensory and motor foundations underneath a child's difficulties.

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In their own
words

These are unedited reviews from families who chose to share their experience. Each describes one child's response to therapy. Results differ from child to child, and these comments are not a prediction of what your family will experience.

My son completed a neuroadaptive intensive with Erin in September. When we started, my concerns were emotional regulation and fine motor ability. The amount of progress we saw in his visual attention and tracking over the week was remarkable, but the really astounding thing has been the carryover in the weeks beyond the intensive. His emotional regulation especially after school has improved so much. He's able to write his name, all his Pokemon characters' names, and even an entire list for Santa! His willingness to try things has improved, and his ability to regulate when things are challenging gets better and better. We are very much looking forward to doing this again in the future and feel so grateful for the time and effort Erin dedicated to our boy!

Parent of an Intensive Client Google Review

Our daughter completed a neuroplasticity intensive with Erin in October and has continued to see her since. We struggle with both autism and a chromosomal component, and Erin has brought a wealth of knowledge, science, and extreme care to our daughter and family. We have seen such an awakening in our daughter's senses since the intensive and continued work. Could not recommend Erin enough to other families looking for comprehensive OT work!

Parent of an Intensive Client Google Review

My daughter just finished an intensive with Erin and it was incredible to see the difference! Erin is so caring and patient. Highly recommend!

Parent of an Intensive Client Google Review

What parents want
to know

What ages do you work with?

We work with children from infancy through age 12. Reflex integration and sensory processing approaches are used across all of these developmental stages, and we adapt the specific techniques to each child's age and needs. Not every child is a good fit for every approach, and the evaluation is where we determine that.

What is an intensive therapy program?

An intensive is a concentrated 5-day therapy program where your child receives 2 hours of individualized, one-on-one treatment each day (10 hours total). The rationale comes from research on high-repetition, massed-practice rehabilitation, where concentrated practice has produced change more quickly than the same hours spread across months. That research base is strongest for specific motor interventions and is still developing for the broader mix of approaches we use. We chose this model because it fits how motor learning works, and because it lets families who travel receive a full course of care.

What happens during a comprehensive evaluation?

During the evaluation, Erin assesses your child's sensory processing, motor skills, primitive reflex development, and neurological foundations. This isn't a standard checklist; it's a deep dive into why your child is experiencing challenges. You'll receive a detailed report with findings and a recommended treatment plan. The evaluation typically takes 1.5-2 hours.

Ready to find the root cause?

Every child deserves therapy that goes deeper. Schedule a comprehensive evaluation and let's build a clear path forward, together.

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