A small clinic focused on play-based therapy
Atlanta Kids OT was founded to create a space where every child feels seen, supported, and empowered. We combine evidence-based practice with play to help kids build the skills they need to thrive.
What makes us different
Truly Individualized
No cookie-cutter approaches. Every therapy plan is built from scratch around your child's unique needs, strengths, and personality.
Play-Based Learning
Children learn best through play. We design sessions that feel like fun while building real, lasting skills.
Family Partnership
Parents are partners in therapy. We equip you with strategies and knowledge to support progress at home.
Meet your child's therapists
Nirali
Founder & Pediatric OT
Nirali is the founder and a practicing occupational therapist at Atlanta Kids OT. She loves helping children of all ages build independence in the skills that matter most to them. With experience in clinics, schools, and hospitals, she supports children with a wide range of developmental, neurological, genetic, and physical differences, celebrating each child’s unique strengths and ways of learning. Her favorite part of being an OT is creating a happy, comfortable environment while providing meaningful, individualized, and evidence-based support tailored to each child’s goals.
Marcie
Pediatric OT
Marcie is a practicing occupational therapist at Atlanta Kids OT. She is dedicated to helping children thrive, promoting independence, confidence, and well-being. With experience in schools and pediatric settings, Marcie specializes in sensory integration, play-based therapy, and daily living skills, supporting children with a wide range of developmental, sensory, and motor differences. She strives to create an inclusive, supportive environment where every child can succeed. Outside of OT, Marcie enjoys exercising, walking with her golden retriever, and spending time with her husband and newborn daughter, which inspires her focus on family-centered care and well-being.
Arden
Pediatric OT
Arden, a registered and licensed Master’s level Occupational Therapist, earned her Bachelor’s of Science in Human Development and Family Science from the University of Georgia. Arden pursued her Master’s of Health Science in Occupational Therapy at Augusta University, where she served on the student government board and volunteered with Steps of Grace, teaching ballet to children with disabilities. Arden has worked in pediatrics since 2019 and has treated children with a wide range of conditions, including Autism Spectrum Disorder, Sensory Processing Disorder, Cerebral Palsy, Learning Disabilities, Torticollis and a wide range of genetic disorders. She prioritizes family centered therapy, parental education, sensory inclusion, and play based therapy. Outside of work, she enjoys volunteering with her church, exploring the Atlanta area, and spending time with her husband and daughter.
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