Occupational Therapy · Sensory Processing

Helping families understand their child's sensory needs

Bridging The Sensory Gap provides specialized education and individualized instruction for families navigating sensory processing differences — helping you understand how your child’s nervous system processes sensory information, how those differences affect everyday life, and practical ways to support your child within daily routines.

What We Offer

Service pricing at a glance

Caregiver Training

$150 / hour

Individualized instruction that helps you understand your child’s sensory processing and support them at home, school, and in the community.

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Sensory Super Squad

$360 / full course

An 8-week group program where children and the adults who support them learn about sensory processing together.

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Professional Training & Consultation

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Customized training for schools, healthcare providers, childcare programs, nonprofits, and community organizations.

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Public Speaking

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Presentations for conferences, schools, churches, and community groups on sensory processing, inclusion, and caregiver empowerment.

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Program Development

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Partnering with organizations to design sensory-focused programs, improve accessibility, and strengthen services.

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Pricing listed in compliance with county contract requirements.

Our Philosophy

At Bridging The Sensory Gap, we believe that understanding sensory processing has the power to transform lives. When caregivers, educators, professionals, and communities are equipped with the right knowledge and practical strategies, individuals with sensory processing differences are better supported to reach their fullest potential.

Our mission is to bridge the gap between research and real-world application by providing education, training, consultation, and advocacy that foster confidence, inclusion, and meaningful participation in everyday life.

Meet Your Instructor

Tammy Ross, OTR/L

Tammy Ross is a pediatric occupational therapist with more than 30 years of experience helping children and families overcome barriers to participation. Her approach isn’t simply about telling families what to do — it’s about helping them understand why.

OTR/LAyres Sensory Integration®30+ Years Pediatric OT

What Caregivers Are Saying

“I highly recommend the caregiver support program with Tammy. She is incredibly knowledgeable, resourceful, and passionate about helping children thrive. Through the program, I gained a much better understanding of sensory processing and concepts such as proprioception and interoception, along with practical tools and strategies I could gradually implement with my son.”

“What I appreciated most was how comprehensive and individualized the program was. Everything was based on my son’s unique sensory needs identified through his initial screening. I learned how to observe his responses, recognize what his nervous system might need, and adjust the support I provide based on what works for him.”

“The strategies became part of our everyday life rather than something we did only at certain times. We both learned new ways of approaching his sensory needs, which has helped reduce sensory overload and meltdowns. Most importantly, this greater understanding has helped my son better understand himself and his needs, and has helped us build a stronger, deeper connection with each other.”

Veronika, Mother & Caregiver

Also Visit

The Sensory Club — Neenah

A 5,000-square-foot sensory-based community designed specifically for individuals with disabilities — therapeutic-grade sensory equipment, a dedicated Multi-Sensory Environment (MSE), and programs that support regulation, engagement, and participation. Co-owned by Scott & Tammy Ross.

976 American Dr, Suite 8 · Neenah, WI 54956

You know your child. I know sensory processing.

Tell Tammy a little about what you’re seeing at home, at school, or in the community — and you’ll figure out the right starting point together.