Murray Therapy

Mr John recently sat down with Heather Winchell for her podcast, THANKS for Doing That! In it he discusses what pediatric OT is, practical signs of when a child might benefit from occupational therapy, and his 40+ years of experience in the field, plus some interesting side topics along the way. The podcast is on all major streaming platforms, or click the link below.

Helping Kids Thrive: Inside Pediatric Occupational Therapy with John Murray - THANKS for doing that In this episode of Thanks for Doing That, host Heather Winchell sits down with John Murray, pediatric occupational therapist and founder of Murray Therapy in Northern Colorado. From his newly remodeled, play-filled clinic space, John shares how hi...

At Murray Therapy, we believe in empowering children and their caregivers with tools to navigate the wonderful world of emotions, growth, and understanding themselves. We have put together a list of 5 fantastic books we often recommend. These are great for helping little ones (and you) with:

* Learning to manage emotions
* Understanding sensory sensitivities
* Embracing growth, learning, and change
* Respecting personal boundaries and building social skills
* Understanding feelings and developing coping strategies

Let us know if you've read any of these, or have any others you would recommend.

There are still a few seats remaining for this evening's session. Give us a call on (970) 226-6225 to register.

You are invited to a special talk, “Self-Regulation for Your Toddler/Preschooler”. Tonight's talk is the second of three in the series, and will cover new material (as well as following up from the first talk if there are more questions). You don't need to have attended the first to come along and learn more tonight.

John Murray, OTR/L a local pediatric occupational therapist with four decades of experience, skillfully combines sensory-motor development with child-parent learning to promote the well-being of the entire family.

Join us for an engaging discussion on how to support your toddler or preschooler in becoming their best-regulated selves, while also ensuring parents can enjoy a restful night’s sleep. Bring your questions as we explore practical strategies, problem-solving techniques, and ways to enhance both the home environment and parent-child interactions.

This event is intended solely for adults, and we kindly ask that children do not attend. Thank you for your understanding!