Autism OT · Calgary, AB

Neuroaffirming Autism OT in Calgary

Occupational therapy for Autistic and neurodivergent teens and adults in Calgary. Start with telehealth from home, or inquire about in-person wait times.

Who is it for?

Book a Free Discovery Call →

Free 15-min call. No prep needed.
before you book.

An adult chops vegetables at a kitchen counter while their occupational therapist holds a picture recipe card beside them, downtown Calgary outside the window.

Lived experienceNeurodivergent clinicians

Telehealth OTAnywhere in Alberta

  • Telehealth OTAnywhere in Alberta
  • Home and community visitsAsk about your neighbourhood
  • PDA-informedAutonomy-first, interest-led care
  • Registered with ACOTAlberta College of Occupational Therapists

Two ways to start

Start online, inquire about in-person.

Most people start with telehealth. It fits around school and work and has less of a wait. You can inquire about home visits if you prefer them or they better suit your goals.

Online · Anywhere in Alberta

Telehealth OT

Video sessions with a neuroaffirming OT from home, school or work. Same goals and same care, with no travel and fewer transitions.

  • No travel fee and no commute
  • Practice in your own space, with your own things
  • Caregiver coaching right where routines happen
  • Easy to fit around school, work and energy levels

In person · Calgary

Home and community visits

Sessions at home, at school or out in the community around Calgary, for goals that benefit from a therapist there with you.

  • Ask about visits in your neighbourhood
  • A travel fee applies
Ask about visits near you

Who we support

Autism support across the lifespan.

Every plan starts with what matters to the person, not with what’s expected of them. Here’s how we can help at each stage.

Caregivers can book their own caregiver coaching, with or without their teen in the room.

Across Calgary

Autism OT for every Calgary neighbourhood.

Telehealth reaches every neighbourhood. Home and community visits are often arranged in the areas below, so ask about yours.

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Inner City

  • Beltline
  • Mission
  • Kensington
  • Bridgeland
  • Marda Loop

Northwest

  • Varsity
  • Brentwood
  • Tuscany
  • Royal Oak
  • Arbour Lake
  • Rocky Ridge

Southwest

  • Altadore
  • Elbow Park
  • Aspen Woods
  • Signal Hill
  • West Springs

South

  • Fish Creek
  • Evergreen
  • Chinook

Outside these areas? Telehealth works from anywhere in Alberta, including Airdrie, Cochrane, Okotoks and Chestermere. Telehealth OT in Alberta

Getting started

Starting is simple, and the first call is free.

  1. Book a free discovery call

    15 minutes to share what’s going on and ask anything. Camera optional.

  2. Get matched with an OT

    We match you with an OT who fits your goals and how you’d like to meet, then confirm timing.

  3. Start sooner with telehealth

    In-person spots in Calgary usually have a waitlist. Telehealth can often start sooner, so you can begin working on your goals now. We’ll be upfront about in-person timing on your call.

Fees and funding

TelehealthNo travel fee, from anywhere in Alberta.

Home and community visitsAvailability depends on clinician schedules and location. A travel fee applies. We share an estimate on your discovery call.

Funding may includeFSCD, PDD, extended health benefits, Alberta Blue Cross, Student Aid and private pay.

Not sure what applies?We’ll go through your options together on the discovery call.

Ready when you are. Tell us a little about what’s going on.

Book a Free Discovery Call → Free 15-min call. Camera optional.

FAQ

Calgary OT questions, answered.

Answers for Autistic and neurodivergent teens, adults and caregivers looking for OT in Calgary.

  • Who provides autism OT in Calgary?

    Our team of occupational therapists registered with the Alberta College of Occupational Therapists (ACOT). Many bring lived experience of neurodivergence, along with PDA-informed care. Some telehealth OTs are registered in other provinces and support Alberta clients under an inter-provincial agreement.

  • Do you offer telehealth OT in Calgary?

    Yes. Telehealth sessions work from anywhere in Calgary and across Alberta, with the same neuroaffirming approach as in-person care. Goals like executive functioning, burnout recovery, caregiver coaching and school planning often work really well online, with no travel fee.

  • Can I get in-person OT at home in Calgary?

    Yes. Home and community visits can be arranged in many Calgary neighbourhoods, for goals that need a real place to practice, like a routine at home or a trip to the store. A travel fee applies, and we’ll talk through options on the free discovery call.

  • Which Calgary neighbourhoods do you visit?

    We often arrange visits in Beltline, Mission, Kensington, Bridgeland, Marda Loop, Varsity, Brentwood, Tuscany, Royal Oak, Arbour Lake, Rocky Ridge, Altadore, Elbow Park, Aspen Woods, Signal Hill, West Springs, Fish Creek, Evergreen and Chinook. Telehealth reaches every neighbourhood, so ask about yours on a free discovery call.

  • Can funding cover autism OT in Calgary?

    Often, yes. Families and adults in Alberta use many sources, including FSCD, PDD, extended health benefits, Alberta Blue Cross, Student Aid and private pay. We can talk through what applies to you on the free discovery call.

  • What can occupational therapy help with?

    OT supports sensory regulation, daily routines, executive functioning, burnout recovery, school and work participation, and caregiver coaching. Every plan starts with what matters to the person, using low-demand, strengths-based approaches that respect how their nervous system works.

  • Do you work with teens and adults?

    Yes. We support Autistic and neurodivergent teens (13 to 17) and adults (18+), plus caregivers. Many teens and adults start online and add in-person sessions for real-world goals. For children 12 and under, we offer caregiver coaching by video.

  • Is telehealth or in-person OT the better fit?

    Telehealth works well for many goals, like executive functioning, burnout recovery, school planning and caregiver coaching. In-person visits help when a skill needs a real place, like a routine at home or a trip to the store. Many people mix both.