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Pediatric Possibilities "Making it Possible" Pediatric Possibilities opened in 2005 as a therapist owned private practice occupational therapy clinic in Raleigh, NC.

Dawn Rohlik, OTR/L is the founder of Pediatric Possibilities with over 28 years of experience in the field of pediatric occupational therapy. Dawn grooms her staff with continuous in clinic education opportunities focused on integrating sensory processing disorders, DIR/FloorTime and listening techniques in a multi-disciplinary model using a family oriented developmental approach. You can expect a professional environment with well trained and family friendly therapists.

Please consider joining this event, hosted by Triangle Disability & Autism Services on October 22nd!
10/14/2026

Please consider joining this event, hosted by Triangle Disability & Autism Services on October 22nd!

Rain or shine, team Pediatric Possibilities was out for the Autism Society of NC Autism Walk!
10/13/2026

Rain or shine, team Pediatric Possibilities was out for the Autism Society of NC Autism Walk!

A great message from Krysten Taprell - Parenting about what to do when we get it wrong. As a parent or someone who frequ...
10/08/2026

A great message from Krysten Taprell - Parenting about what to do when we get it wrong.

As a parent or someone who frequently works and interacts with children, repair is so so important. We are also human and we will not always get it right and that is OK! The important piece is to acknowledge when we have made a mistake and address it.

Rose and her husband had fun representing PP at Casino Royale, a fundraiser for Triangle Disability & Autism Services! ...
09/30/2026

Rose and her husband had fun representing PP at Casino Royale, a fundraiser for Triangle Disability & Autism Services!

It can often be challenging to be firm or hold a boundary with our children, especially when they are approaching or fee...
09/14/2026

It can often be challenging to be firm or hold a boundary with our children, especially when they are approaching or feeling dysregulation. We have included some tips to help you keep the ideas of connection and coregulation in mind, while also keeping that predictable, healthy boundary.

So often we hear from parents, caregivers, or teachers that kiddos “know better” or we even witness a child being able p...
09/04/2026

So often we hear from parents, caregivers, or teachers that kiddos “know better” or we even witness a child being able problem solve and come up with positive solutions during a regulated moment.

The problem is, when a child is dysregulated, they don’t have access to those thinking and cognitive skills so even if the DO know it, they can’t access it! They need our support, coregulation, and grace in those moments. Over time, as their nervous system spends more time in “just right” they will be able to access that knowledge and skill. In the meantime, we need to be a supporter ♥️

Thanks Krysten Taprell - Parenting for the graphic and sharing the information.

Sometimes it’s easier to see dysregulation when it’s big! But that doesn’t mean it always looks so obvious. Sometimes dy...
08/11/2026

Sometimes it’s easier to see dysregulation when it’s big! But that doesn’t mean it always looks so obvious. Sometimes dysregulation looks more nuanced BUT both presentations represent a nervous system in a stressed state that needs support from a caregiver. ♥️

As we approach the festivities of 4th of July celebrations, we wanted to offer a few tips to help the day go smoothly! 🎆...
07/01/2026

As we approach the festivities of 4th of July celebrations, we wanted to offer a few tips to help the day go smoothly!

🎆If the crowds, live music, and/or fireworks will be too loud, consider using noise-reducing headphones or sitting farther away from the noise.

🎆Raleigh is expecting record high heat over the weekend! Remember your cold water bottles, personal fans, and shade this weekend!

🎆Be Prepared: Use social stories, pictures from previous years, videos of fireworks or parades, or even maps provided by the events to help your child feel prepared. The more knowledge they have upfront, the more then can know what to expect.

🎆Bring some comfort items! Favorite stuffy, blanket, sunglasses, or whatever will make your child feel more comfortable.

🎆Lastly, you are the expert on your family and know your limits. Be mindful of your exit, timeline and try and be flexible to any needed changes!

We hope everyone has a fun, safe holiday!

Some last few shots of Water Week! Our kids had so much fun and we always love the creative ways to build skills and wor...
06/11/2026

Some last few shots of Water Week! Our kids had so much fun and we always love the creative ways to build skills and work towards goals with new activities and of course, while spending time outside!

Our kids are loving the slip and slide, water squirters and, shaving cream!
06/05/2026

Our kids are loving the slip and slide, water squirters and, shaving cream!

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7209 Creedmoor Road, Ste 101
Raleigh, NC
27613

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+19198441100

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