Our Services

For Individuals and Families

Human Sense is available for individual mentorship sessions. This is a space that provides people a place to discuss any questions, concerns, ideas, etc. that they may have regarding relationships, routines, roles, etc., whether personal or professional, related to yourself or your child. 

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Time slots: Time slots are 30min. You can sign up for multiple time slots if you would like more time. 
*Note: If the time slot you need is not available, please reach out and we can work to find a time. 

Cost: $50 for 30min or $100 for an hour. 

How to Pay: Zelle is preferred. Cash or check are options if paying at point of service. We will provide an invoice following the session. *Make checks payable to Human Sense, LLC*

Location: We will have a virtual option via Google Meet or in-person at a coffee shop in Central Phoenix. Location TBD each week. 

*Note: This is not OT services. This is a discussion space.

For Schools, Businesses, and Community Organizations/Groups

More than anything, our model provides a client-centered approach to values alignment within an organization/group. Utilizing a combination of principles from occupational science, neuroscience, and other human sciences, we support organizations build daily routines, policies, and habits that mend the naturally occurring incongruence that develops between organizational identity and logistics as an organization moves through it’s life cycle. Our outcome measures are built from each organizations values/identity, so organizations become more themselves through the Human Sense process.

What does that process look like?

Step 0: Relationship. We partner with organizations through developing authentic, meaningful relationships that can fuel the process. We start relationships with clear communication about who we are and how/if that aligns with an organization’s identity. If the relationship is a fit, we build and facilitate the process of growth/change through that relationship.

Step 1: Situation. As Occupational Therapists (OT), we use our OT background to inform the Human Sense process. This starts with answering foundational questions about the organization: Who are we? What do we do? Where do we do it? How do we do it? Who is involved? AND How’s that going?

Step 2: Identity. Establish core organizational truths (values, qualities). Foster shared commitment and accountability to these truths across all organizational levels.

Step 3: Task Analysis. A process of assessing all the factors internal and external affecting the stability/integration of those truths within the current system across all levels within functional routines.

Step 4: Integrate. Build roles, routines, and habits informed by the truths. Build skills for communication, relationships, and growth by developing shared understanding and language anchored in human sciences through formal education, in-vivo training, and mentorship.

Step 5: Sustain. Build organization-level systems (policies, procedures) through administrative mentorship informed by the truths, multi-level data collection, and human science principles to ensure sustainable changes and growth aligned with organization values.

For Clinicians and Healthcare Providers

We provide continuing education and professional development through a variety of formats including:

  • Partnering CEU/PD Providers
  • Local Organizations
  • Universities
  • Conferences and Events
  • Organization/Health System Partnerships
  • Individual and Group Mentorship

Common topics/areas of presentations/trainings:

  • Occupational Therapy and Mental Health
  • Bowel and Bladder Management (including neurogenic bowel/bladder)
  • Life Transitions
  • Neurorehabilitation
  • Sexuality and Intimacy
  • Assistive Technologies
  • School Accessibility

For Communities

We are proud partners of committee groups that support humans. From parks and recreation to policy development, we are here to support community groups with like-minded missions, visions, and values. We are happy to offer modified pricing for non-profits and informal community groups.