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Pillar 01 / 04
Occupational Therapy at The Held Space is not about doing more — it is about being more present in what you do.
As OTs, we recognize that health and healing are deeply connected to the land. We live and work on Treaty 1 Territory, the traditional lands of the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene, and the homeland of the Red River Métis. We acknowledge our presence on this land and our responsibility to its history, its waters, and its original stewards.
Pillar 01
Regulation begins with turning inward.
Identifying your unique stress responses and building a somatic toolkit to move from "high alert" to calm alertness.
Moving beyond time management to align your daily tasks with your natural energy peaks and personal cycles.
Shifting mundane tasks into opportunities for grounding, sensory awareness, and bottom-up calm.
A supportive space to navigate major life transitions — identifying your core values to intentionally reshape the person you are becoming.
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Pillar 02 / 04
Pillar 02
Curating your spaces to ground and support you.
A sensory-focused assessment of your home or office to identify and reduce the triggers that drain your mental energy or overwhelm your sensory system.
Organizing your physical space so that intentional habits — like rest or movement — become the path of least resistance.
Implementing visual systems and brain dumps to reduce the exhaustion of decision fatigue.
Personalized systems for planning and task management designed to work with your brain, not against it.
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Pillar 03 / 04
Pillar 03
Practical OT strategies for sustainable living.
Learning to pre-act rather than react, using intentional buffer activities to shift smoothly between your roles.
Evaluating your roles — parent, professional, individual — to ensure your true essence is honored and not lost in the doing.
Identifying neglected interests and creating concrete plans to reintegrate the creative pursuits that fuel your vitality.
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Pillar 04 / 04
A Special Focus
Supporting women through the massive physiological and identity shifts of motherhood.
Building a foundation of nervous system safety before the transition into motherhood — mapping your regulation strategies and sensory needs now.
Moving out of survival mode and hyper-vigilance into a state of grounded, intentional parenting.
Practical strategies to manage the overstimulation that often accompanies life with little ones.