Dopson Therapy Services, LLC

04/21/2026

WE ARE HIRING! ✨

Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA)

Dopson Therapy Services is looking for a caring and motivated COTA to join our team!

If you’re passionate about pediatrics and making a difference in children’s lives, we’d love to hear from you.

04/02/2026

Today, we celebrate the unique ways children and adults learn, communicate, play, and experience the world. Every child deserves the support that honors who they are and helps them thrive!

Autism Awareness Day, is a great reminder that offering inclusion and simply providing understanding make all the difference! 🩵

03/02/2026

12/24/2025

I cannot even begin to express the gratitude I feel closing out 2025. Thank you to my family, friends, past NC clients and new WV clients for making this year possible for me. Starting my own business was always just a dream and you all helped me make that dream a reality.

I cannot wait to see what 2026 has in store and to provide more to this community. So many plans and ideas that I can’t wait to share! 🤍

- Hannah

10/29/2025

We also provide services through WV Birth to 3 in both Berkeley and Jefferson counties. If your child is under age 3, these services are free to you. You do not require a pediatrician referral. Reach out for any questions or help with the referral process 😊

We are always taking referrals, and now it is even easier to make a referral. Just click on the link and fill out the form! It will send the referral directly where it needs to go. Anyone can make the referral to us, you do not have to wait for your pediatrician to make the referral!

https://apps.docusign.com/webforms/us/a2b8e6563a32ae42edbe166ccd4f732e?r=1

10/28/2025

Happy World OT Day (10/27)! We love helping your kiddos reach their goals, big and small 🫶

08/20/2025

Full time OT, part time Burke Street Elementary mascot! Hoping all the kiddos and teachers have a great first week back to school! 🖍️☀️📚

08/18/2025

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08/14/2025

Don’t forget the kids who are doing the extra work.

The kids whose days don’t end with the final bell, the kids whose breaks don’t follow a school calendar.

The kids who spend their afternoons being shuttled to speech, or PT, or OT.

The kids whose schedules include services and therapies, on top of everything else.

The kids who need extra help and support.

The kids who are struggling to overcome barriers—whether physical, mental, or emotional.

The kids who don’t follow the typical schedules, hit the expected milestones, take the traditional path.

The kids who might need different strategies and tools to help them learn.

These kids are working so hard, too.

They’re tired, too, even if their successes seem smaller or maybe even completely unnoticeable to most.

There likely aren’t any awards for them at the end of the year, or special recognition for how far they’ve come.

But take it from me—they are working SO dang hard.

Don’t forget to acknowledge their efforts.

Because what might be a small hurdle on the track for most kids, could be a Herculean task for a kid who has to try 10 times harder just to make it to the starting line.

These kids might not excel in traditional ways, but there’s nothing unexceptional about them.

Because they work harder for every win, and they don’t take a single one for granted.