Welcome to the Cubhouse!

About the Founder

About Cubhouse

Hi, I’m Ayesha Raza! I am the founder of Cubhouse Pediatric Therapy LLC and a passionate Pediatric Occupational Therapist. My clinical work is deeply rooted in providing playful, neurodiversity-affirming care that is tailored entirely to each child’s unique strengths, interests, and emotional needs. My vision is to establish an intentional, community-based practice that meets families exactly where they are. Treating in these everyday community spaces allows us to support sensory processing, emotional regulation, and developmental milestones in meaningful, real-world contexts. I am deeply committed to partnering with parents and building a warm, collaborative "home base" where families feel empowered and every child can truly thrive.

    • Sensory Processing & Self-Regulation

    • Fine Motor, Pre-Writing, & Handwriting Skills

    • Interoception Skills

    • Daily Living Routines (Feeding, Dressing, Toileting)

    • Executive Functioning Skills

    • Early Intervention

    • Primitive Reflex Integration

    • The Zones of Regulation® Framework

    • Handwriting Without Tears® Curriculum

    • Retained Reflex Integration Techniques

    • Neurodiversity-Affirming & Play-Based Modalities

    • Interoception & Emotional Regulation Support

Who We Support

We work with children and adolescents ages 2–18 who experience challenges with:

  • Sensory processing differences and self-regulation

  • Emotional regulation, anxiety, and coping skills

  • Fine and gross motor skill development

  • Handwriting and pre-printing skills

  • Executive functioning and attention

  • Daily living and self-care routines (feeding, dressing, toileting)

  • Motor planning and coordination

  • School readiness and classroom participation

  • Speech sound development and speech clarity

  • Language development (expressive & receptive language)

  • Social communication and pragmatic language skills

  • Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)

  • Neurodiversity-affirming support for autistic and ADHD children

Evidence-Informed Approaches

Our therapists draw from a wide range of frameworks and treatment models, including:

  • Zones of Regulation

  • Sensory integration and sensory-based strategies

  • Reflex Integration

  • Executive functioning programs

  • Interoception Programs

  • Fine motor and handwriting development techniques

  • SOS Approach to Feeding

  • Play-based and naturalistic language intervention

  • Social communication and pragmatic language frameworks

  • AAC assessment and implementation

  • Parent coaching and home programming

  • ALERT Program

Therapy sessions are collaborative and child-led, integrating movement, play, communication, and emotional support to meet children where they are and help skills generalize naturally into daily life.

Cubhouse Pediatric Therapy is a mobile pediatric occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, and psychotherapy practice supporting children and families across the Greater Toronto Area in Ontario, Canada and Austin, Texas. We provide in-home, school-based, and community-based OT, SLP, and psychotherapy services that support children’s regulation, communication, emotional wellbeing, and everyday participation, helping them build confidence, independence, and meaningful life skills.

Our Mission

To create a nurturing “cubhouse” where every child feels understood, respected, and empowered to grow. We believe therapy should feel safe, playful, and aligned with a child’s identity and strengths.

Our Approach

Our work is grounded in play-based, culturally responsive, and family-centred care. Parents and caregivers are essential partners in every step of the process, collaborators, advocates, and decision-makers in their child’s therapeutic journey. Each child receives a comprehensive assessment followed by a fully individualized treatment plan tailored to their needs, strengths, and daily routines.

Where We Provide Therapy

Cubhouse Pediatric Therapy is fully mobile. We provide therapy in:

  • Your home

  • Your child’s school

  • Daycares and early learning centres

This model supports learning in the environments where children feel most comfortable, and where skills naturally generalize.

Ready to Get Started?

We’d love to learn more about your child and explore how we can support your family.