Occupational Therapy
Opening Fall 2026
Individualized pediatric OT opening Fall 2026, with early access available through the priority list.
Join the Priority ListPediatric Occupational Therapy • Opening Fall 2026
Novel Heights is preparing to open pediatric occupational therapy in Fall 2026, with practical parent resources available now and Parent Coaching and outdoor groups launching in stages.
We see you
Novel Heights helps families understand what may be getting in the way and build practical skills for daily life.
Support for sensory needs, emotional regulation, attention, and transitions.
Skills for dressing, eating, handwriting, routines, play, and school participation.
Helping children engage more fully at home, at school, outdoors, and in the community.
Free tools for families
Explore eight printable resources for fine motor skills, feeding, school readiness, regulation, outdoor play, and connection.



How Novel Heights helps
Choose a starting point, or simply tell us what is happening and we will help you decide what fits.
Opening Fall 2026
Individualized pediatric OT opening Fall 2026, with early access available through the priority list.
Join the Priority ListOpening Fall 2026
Practical family support opening Fall 2026, with early access available through the priority list.
Join the Priority ListPilot groups begin Fall 2026
Purposeful outdoor groups launching in stages, beginning with Basecamp in Fall 2026.
Join the Priority ListWhy Novel Heights
Children grow when they feel safe, understood, and engaged. We pair clinical reasoning with meaningful experiences so new skills can show up beyond a therapy session.
Meet Dr. Kelsey
Dr. Kelsey Adcock, OTD, OTR/L has practiced across pediatric outpatient, school-based, developmental daycare and pediatric daycare settings since 2019, including leadership and adjunct faculty roles.
Novel Heights traces back to her doctoral capstone in adaptive camping and hiking—an early expression of the same belief that children grow through meaningful participation, strong relationships, and access to the outdoors.
What happens next
Share what is going well, what feels hard, and what you hope will change.
We help you decide whether therapy, coaching, or an outdoor program may fit.
Together, we focus on meaningful progress your family can see and use.
Start here
We will listen, ask thoughtful questions, and help you understand the next step.