Telehealth OT in British Columbia
for Autistic & AuDHD Teens and Adults
Support that fits your brain.
Practical OT for routines, responsibilities, regulation, rest, and relationships, from wherever you feel most like yourself in BC.
Best for Autistic teens and adults, and caregivers.
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The turning point
Two ways the next year could go.
If nothing changes
- Another cycle of pushing through, then crashing
- Strategies that work for a week, then don’t
- Saying no to what you want, to save energy for what you have to do
- Still wondering if it’s just you
When support fits
- Fewer cycles of boom-and-bust
- Energy left at the end of the day
- Work or school arranged around how you function
- Knowing what you need, and how to ask for it
Our OT Approach
Authenticity, autonomy, and joy.
It’s what we strive for with our client experience and our outcomes. Some of us are Autistic and ND, and we know what it costs to keep up. You bring what’s hard. We work out what fits, together.
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Free Discovery CallWe learn more about your support needs, answer questions, and confirm fit.
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Match with Your OTSomeone who deeply understands Autistic and AuDHD adults and teens.
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Days That Fit Your CapacityPacing, demands and recovery shaped around your energy. No pushing, no timelines.
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How It Works
Getting Started
Telehealth across British Columbia
Wherever you are in BC.
Sessions happen online or by phone, from your couch, your car or your desk. No commute, no waiting room, no fluorescent lights.
How telehealth OT works- Serving
- All of BC, from the Interior and the North to the islands and the coast
- Regulated by
- College of Health and Care Professionals of BC (CHCPBC)
- Funding may include
- Extended Health coverage, Autism Funding, At Home Program, children’s charities, CLBC, DL funding, workplace supports, and more.
- How we meet
- Zoom (Healthcare), JaneMeet, or phone.
- Prefer in person?
- We also see people in Squamish.
Common questions
Telehealth OT in BC, answered.
Our practice was founded in BC, with strong connections to the Autistic community here. These are the questions people in BC ask most before working with us. If yours isn’t here, ask on the free discovery call.
Telehealth occupational therapy works for a wide range of goals: burnout prevention and recovery, executive functioning, unmasking, processing a new diagnosis, sensory supports, and social communication and relationships. We also help with home and life management, self-care routines, emotional and energy regulation, and workplace disclosure and accommodations. Sessions are tailored to your needs and priorities.
Always a licensed occupational therapist. Your OT is either registered with the College of Health and Care Professionals of BC (CHCPBC), or registered in another province and allowed to see BC clients by video under a national agreement BC joined in 2025. Either way, they answer to their college and will tell you where they’re registered. Sessions run on secure, privacy-compliant telehealth software.
Yes. Our online OT is available across British Columbia, including rural and underserved areas, from the Interior and the North to the islands and the coast. As long as you have a reliable internet connection, you can work with a registered OT from home.
No. Many of the people we work with are self-identified, waiting on an assessment, or found out late in life. You don’t need a diagnosis to begin, and we won’t ask you to prove anything. Some funding sources do require one; if that applies to you, we’ll say so plainly on the call.
There are many funding options for OT in BC. Coverage may be available through the Autism Funding Unit (until 31 March 2027, when BC replaces Autism Funding with a new benefit), the At Home Program, CLBC, homeschool funding, local charities like Variety and CKNW, most extended health plans, and some workplace or disability-specific supports. Everyday OT also has local partnerships that can sometimes reduce costs for Autistic adults. Fees you pay that aren’t reimbursed can be claimed as medical expenses on your tax return. We’ll tell you the exact fee on the free call, before you commit to anything.
No. Everything we do with you happens over video, or by phone if you’d rather, including the free call. For routines, energy, sensory needs and daily tasks, your own space is where the work happens anyway. If a goal ever genuinely needs hands-on help, we’ll say so and help you find it.
Teens and adults, in their own sessions. If your child is 12 or under, we work with you instead, through caregiver coaching: you meet with the OT by video, and together you plan supports you can use at home. Your child doesn’t need to be on the call.
