Therapies and programs

Pediatric occupational therapy in Diamond Bar

For children, everyday activities include playing, learning, getting dressed and taking part in family routines. Occupational therapy looks at the skills and supports that make participation possible. Purposeful play and family collaboration are part of this work.

Everyday skills, meaningful play

Sensory Bridge therapy gym with padded mats, swings, therapy balls, and shelves of activity materials.

Questions you can bring

Getting dressed or using everyday tools is difficult.
Drawing, handwriting or small hand movements are challenging.
Sensory experiences make some routines harder to manage.
My child needs help participating in play or school activities.

What an evaluation can explore

The therapist can consider your child’s interests, daily routines and abilities, including hand skills, coordination and sensory needs. Together, you can discuss priorities that connect to daily life. A meaningful goal starts with an activity that matters to your child and family.

Practice that connects with home

Child-led activities work toward everyday goals such as getting dressed, joining play or taking part in mealtimes. The therapist considers your child’s sensory needs at each visit and adjusts activities to how they are doing that day. Our sensory gym and daily living room offer opportunities to connect play with practical skills.

Meet your therapy team

Our occupational therapists include Sooyoun Joung, MA, OTR/L; Erin Chung, OTD, OTR/L; and Jessica Zhu, OTD, OTR/L. Their areas of focus include sensory experiences, play, hand skills, self-care and caregiver collaboration. Visit our team page for individual training and areas of focus.

Meet our clinical team

Explore our specialties

Sensory Integration

Learn about this specialty and how it can connect with your child's therapy goals.

Learn about this approach

Common questions

How is occupational therapy different from physical therapy?

Physical therapy emphasizes movement and mobility. Occupational therapy emphasizes participation in everyday activities. Some concerns overlap; describe the difficulty you are noticing rather than trying to select a discipline on your own.

Where is Sensory Bridge located?

Our clinic is at 3220 S Brea Canyon Rd, Ste E, Diamond Bar, CA 91765-3481. Visits are by appointment only. Call (909) 258-9292 to arrange a visit and confirm which suite to check in at.

Do I need a referral or insurance authorization?

Requirements depend on your insurance plan or funding program. Before scheduling, confirm referral and authorization requirements with the clinic and your insurer. Our Insurance and payment page explains questions to ask.

Is self-pay available?

Self-pay is available, and the clinic can provide a superbill for submission to your insurer. Contact us for current rates and payment terms. Reimbursement depends on your plan and is not guaranteed.

How do I request an evaluation?

Call (909) 258-9292 or use the Request an evaluation page. Share your child's age, the everyday activity you want help with, and questions about scheduling or payment.

Meet the clinical team · Prepare for a first visit · Insurance and payment · Directions and parking

Inside Sensory Bridge