Occupational Therapy · Brewer, Maine

When daily life feels harder than it should.

Occupational therapy for kids, teens, and adults. We look at what's happening underneath, then build a plan that fits real life.

Who we seeBabies, kids, teens & adults
Our team5 OT practitioners
PaymentSelf-pay or insurance
ClinicBrewer, Maine

Our philosophy of care

Body first, then behavior.

Behavior is often the body's way of coping. We help the nervous system feel safe and organized, so everyday life gets easier.

  • The whole personHow the body takes in the world, and how that shows up in daily life.
  • Active and pacedMovement-based therapy at a pace the nervous system can handle.
  • Progress at homeYou learn the why, so it keeps working between sessions.
  • A connected teamWe coordinate with doctors, counselors, and schools when it helps.

How it works

Four simple steps.

1

Free consult

15 minutes to talk it through and check fit.

2

Evaluation

60 to 90 minutes at our Brewer clinic.

3

Written plan

Clear goals and home strategies, in plain language.

4

Therapy

In-clinic sessions plus a home program.

Training & specialties

Specialized training, practical care.

Our team brings advanced training to everyday goals.

  • Sensory integrationSensory processing and regulation across ages.
  • Primitive reflex integrationEarly movement patterns and motor development.
  • Trauma-informed careBody-based regulation in coordination with mental health providers.
  • Craniosacral & yogaAdditional training held by members of our COTA team.

Our clinical team

The people behind the plan.

MS, OTR/L

Earl Mamaril

Founder

OTR/L

Ms. Cori

Clinical Director

MS, OTR/L

Ms. Rachel

Occupational Therapist

COTA

Ms. Elsie

OT Assistant

COTA

Ms. Stephanie

OT Assistant

Visit us

41 Acme Rd, Suite 4, Brewer, Maine

Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM.
Phone (207) 300-7598 · Fax (207) 945-8089
Serving Brewer, Bangor, and the Greater Bangor area.

Questions

Common questions

All FAQs
Do you see teens and adults?

Yes. We see teens and adults for sensory and regulation challenges, trauma-informed care, post-concussion recovery, and focus, learning, and executive functioning.

What happens in the free 15-minute consult?

A short video call about what you're noticing, a brief screening for fit, and your options. It isn't an evaluation or diagnosis.

Do I need a doctor's referral?

Only for insurance. Self-pay evaluations and the Foundation Plan don't require one.

Is there a waitlist?

Availability changes through the year. The free consult is the quickest way to learn current openings.

Not sure where to start?

A free 15-minute conversation is the easiest first step, for your child, your teen, or yourself.