Half of children who face developmental disabilities or delays don’t get the help they need before they start school.
1 in 6 adolescents experience sensory processing issues that can impact learning and social interactions.
25% of children enter kindergarten with some sort of delay in speech, gross motor skills, or fine motor skills.
“You shouldn’t have to be the only advocate for your health…”
Hi, I’m Dr. Danyelle Durocher, a licensed Occupational Therapist who serves the Central Arkansas area and beyond. In the early years of my profession, I was a foster-to-adoptive parent who worked at a pediatric school for kids with disabilities. Both of these experiences ignited a passion for advocating for those with the highest needs while also giving intentional solutions and support to my patients and parents. I provide my OT patients with a holistic approach to therapy and I’d love to serve you!
Dr. Danyelle Durocher
OTD, OTR/L
We create occupational therapy plans and experiences that target the whole person. We focus on social, physical, emotional, and environmental factors that can improve a child’s life and abilities.
Kids OT
We give children and teens practical ways to strengthen and improve their physical, social, sensory, coping, and self-care skills.
Foster & Adoptive
We consider the impacts of foster and adoptive care on children and personalize therapy plans and treatments based on our observations of the child in a natural environment.
Sibling Groups
We encourage siblings to work together to improve their communication skills as well as other physical and social skills.
Occupational Therapy Can Help Your Child
Read more about the benefits of Occupational Therapy and find out if therapy is right for your child.
Billing and Insurance
Durocher Therapy offers several ways to pay your bill. Here are some of the plans we accept:
ARKids
Medicaid
Blue Cross Blue Shield
CareSource
Summit Community Care
AR Total Care
Health Advantage
All parents are worthy of being recognized and celebrated.
Dr. Durocher published two children’s books to help honor and include every type of parent. Both books are great resources for discussing a variety of topics with your kids.
