Homegrown Therapy Alaska

A different way to support children and families.

Homegrown Therapy brings occupational therapy to the places where children live, learn, play, and grow.

Homegrown Therapy in Alaska

Our approach

Therapy that meets children where they are.

Homegrown Therapy grew from the limited efficacy of clinic-based treatment. The practice flexes to meet the needs of children and their families in natural settings.

With more than 30 years of combined professional experience, the team brings curiosity, practical tools, and respect for each child’s unique way of learning.

Our mission is to provide all children with the best support to improve their skills and reach their full potential.

What guides the work

Real life is part of the treatment.

Whole-child support

Therapy considers the child, the family, the environment, and the skills that matter in everyday life.

Natural settings

Home, community, and nature can create meaningful opportunities for growth and connection.

Family partnership

Families receive practical support they can carry into routines, relationships, and daily activities.

Our team

People who notice, listen, and help children grow.

Alisa Elliott Rector

Alisa Elliott Rector

Occupational Therapist — OT/L

With more than two decades of experience, Alisa’s work is shaped by early development, sensory integration, feeding, family education, and a relationship with the natural world.

Jason Colon

Jason Colon

Occupational Therapist — MS, OTR/L

Jason works with children of all ages and diagnoses, incorporating their authentic interests into treatment and drawing on advanced training in sensory processing, executive functioning, and picky eating.