Rebecca S. Cain, OTRL, serves as the Co-Owner and Lead of the Occupational Therapy department at The Therapy Tree LLC, where she plays a pivotal role in shaping the therapeutic landscape for children and families. With a strong commitment to holistic and integrative approaches, Rebecca...
Rebecca S. Cain, OTRL, serves as the Co-Owner and Lead of the Occupational Therapy department at The Therapy Tree LLC, where she plays a pivotal role in shaping the therapeutic landscape for children and families. With a strong commitment to holistic and integrative approaches, Rebecca utilizes a diverse array of specialized treatment modalities tailored to meet the unique needs of her clients. Her expertise encompasses Child'Space, which draws on the Feldenkrais Method of movement education, as well as Reflex Integration and Sensory Processing Therapy, all of which are essential for fostering developmental growth in children with varying needs, including those on the autism spectrum and those experiencing anxiety.
In her capacity as Facility Manager, Rebecca is instrumental in overseeing the day-to-day operations of the clinic, ensuring that the environment is not only welcoming but also conducive to healing and growth. Under her leadership, The Therapy Tree has expanded its offerings to include innovative therapies such as Cold Laser Light Therapy, Therapeutic Listening, and Craniosacral Therapy, which enhance the overall wellness of clients. Additionally, her incorporation of Yoga for Special Needs and Aromatherapy into treatment plans reflects her dedication to addressing both physical and emotional well-being.
Rebecca's commitment to continuous professional development is evident in her application of techniques like Brain Gym and Zero Balancing, which promote optimal functioning and balance within the body. As a passionate advocate for child development, she also employs the Handwriting Without Tears program to support fine motor skills and academic readiness. Through her multifaceted approach, Rebecca S. Cain not only enriches the lives of her clients but also contributes significantly to the evolving field of pediatric therapies, making The Therapy Tree a cornerstone of support for families in the Lake Villa community.
