Welcome to Playful Peaks Occupational Therapy
At Playful Peaks OT, therapy happens outside—where kids can move, explore, and be themselves. Grounded in nature and community, our play-based sessions support sensory processing, emotional regulation, social confidence, and motor development—helping children grow skills that last far beyond the trail.
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Summer Therapy Camp 2026
Not your typical summer camp—and that’s the point.
Our small-group OT camp brings kids outside to explore, play, and grow, using nature as the foundation for building real-life skills.
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Small group setting: 6 campers to 2 adults
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Ages 7–10 (May expand to ages 4–7)
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Building confidence through nature exploration
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Led by ConTiGO-certified therapist
Upcoming Events
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Mon. May 18th, 2026
“Get the Kids Outside" Summer Launch Party hosted by the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation at Millcreek Common on Monday, May 18 from 5–7 PM! We’ll be there connecting with families, sharing more about Playful Peaks OT, and celebrating outdoor play and adventure. Come say hi if you’re attending — we’d love to meet you!
Mon. June 21st, 2026
First week of Camp! Deadline to submit an application is June 15th!
Nature-Based Therapy
We step outside the clinic and into the natural world—using hiking, climbing, and open-ended exploration to help children build strength, confidence, and real-world skills through play.
ConTiGO Certified
Rachel Davis-Zaugg is trained in the ConTiGO™ Approach (Connection and Transformation in the Great Outdoors), a relationship-based model that uses shared outdoor experiences to foster connection, resilience, and meaningful growth. She is one of the few providers in Utah with this specialized certification.
Personalized Attention
Our small group sizes and individualized plans allow each child to be truly seen and supported—creating space for connection, confidence-building, and skill development at their own pace.
Does your child seem to have a harder time with things other kids do with ease?
You might notice challenges like:
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Playing and connecting with other kids
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Moving their body smoothly without frequent tripping or bumping into things
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Coordinating everyday tasks like getting dressed or tying shoes
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Staying calm when things feel overwhelming
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Trying new activities with confidence
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Focusing and staying engaged
We're here to help
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They’re not doing anything wrong—they may just be working extra hard to keep up, which can feel frustrating and exhausting.
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At Playful Peaks, we meet your child where they are and support them in building confidence, connection, and regulation—through play, movement, and time in nature.