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We cannot give medical advice. We are happy to point you toward resources, but we cannot diagnose a condition or advise on an individual case — not by email and not in a comment. If you are worried about your health or your child’s development, speak to your doctor or a licensed therapist. In an emergency, call 911.

Most messages are answered within 1–3 business days.

Common questions

What is DrSensory?

DrSensory is an evidence-informed educational platform dedicated to occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech-language pathology, sensory processing, rehabilitation, child development, neurological conditions, and related health topics. Our mission is to make trusted therapy information accessible and easy to understand while connecting individuals and families with qualified therapy providers through the DrSensory Therapy Directory.

Who creates and reviews the information on DrSensory?

DrSensory was founded by Dr. Eva Lassey, PT, DPT, a licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy. Educational content is researched using current evidence, clinical guidelines, and reputable medical literature to help ensure it is accurate, practical, and easy to understand.

How long does it take to receive a response?

Our team reviews every message personally and responds as quickly as possible. Most inquiries receive a response within 1–3 business days, although response times may be slightly longer during weekends, holidays, or periods of high message volume.

What topics does DrSensory cover?

DrSensory provides evidence-informed educational resources covering occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech-language pathology, sensory processing, autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, developmental delays, neurological conditions, orthopedic rehabilitation, pediatric therapy, adult rehabilitation, feeding therapy, balance and vestibular disorders, and many other diagnoses and conditions that benefit from therapy services.

How does DrSensory ensure its information is accurate?

Our educational content is researched using peer-reviewed medical literature, current clinical practice guidelines, and trusted healthcare sources whenever possible. Articles are written and clinically reviewed under the editorial leadership of Dr. Eva Lassey, PT, DPT, to help ensure they remain accurate, balanced, and useful.

Can I suggest a topic for DrSensory to cover?

Yes. We welcome suggestions for new educational resources. If there's a diagnosis, therapy technique, rehabilitation topic, or healthcare question you'd like us to explore, feel free to contact us. While we can't guarantee every request will become an article, reader feedback plays an important role in shaping future content.

Can I report an error or suggest an update to an article?

Absolutely. Healthcare research continues to evolve, and we appreciate feedback from our readers. If you notice information that may need updating or believe an article could be improved, please contact us. Our editorial team regularly reviews content and makes updates when appropriate to reflect current evidence and best practices.

Is DrSensory available internationally?

Yes. Although many of our resources reference healthcare practices commonly used in the United States, our educational articles are read by individuals, families, educators, and healthcare professionals around the world. Much of the information on child development, rehabilitation, sensory processing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and speech-language pathology is broadly applicable across countries, though local healthcare systems and regulations may differ.

Can I contact DrSensory with questions about therapy, child development, or sensory processing?

Absolutely. We welcome questions about occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech therapy, sensory processing, autism, ADHD, developmental milestones, neurological conditions, and other therapy-related topics. While we can't provide individualized medical advice or diagnose medical conditions, we're always happy to help point you toward reliable educational resources whenever possible.

Does DrSensory provide medical advice or diagnose conditions?

No. DrSensory is an educational resource designed to help individuals and families better understand therapy services, developmental conditions, rehabilitation, and sensory processing. Our content is not a substitute for personalized medical care. If you have concerns about your health or your child's development, we recommend consulting a licensed healthcare professional.

Can therapy clinics, healthcare professionals, or organizations contact DrSensory?

Yes. We welcome inquiries from occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech-language pathology, and multidisciplinary therapy clinics, as well as healthcare professionals, educational organizations, researchers, and industry partners. Whether you're interested in joining the DrSensory Therapy Directory, collaborating, or sharing educational resources, we'd love to hear from you.

Why do so many families and healthcare professionals use DrSensory?

DrSensory was created to make therapy and health information easier to understand. Our goal is to provide evidence-informed educational resources that help individuals, families, caregivers, educators, and healthcare professionals better understand therapy services, developmental conditions, neurological disorders, and rehabilitation. We focus on translating complex clinical concepts into practical, easy-to-understand guidance.

Does DrSensory work with therapy clinics and healthcare organizations?

Yes. DrSensory partners with therapy clinics, healthcare professionals, educational organizations, researchers, and industry leaders who share our mission of improving access to reliable therapy information. Opportunities include clinic directory listings, educational collaborations, and other professional partnerships.

Medical disclaimer. This page is for general educational purposes and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your own situation.