Lillian Chen-Byerley, MS, OTR/L, RCTC

Specialties

Highly specialized occupational therapist who is experienced in neurodevelopmental treatments, Lillian is certified in multiple specialty areas providing a compassionate eclectic blend of therapy while understanding the plights of a special needs child. She is a mother of three children, one w/Asperger’s. She lectures internationally, consults to school systems, and mentors OT students, using a team approach. She is the sole provider of the Tomatis method which is incorporated into her therapeutic bag of tricks. Recognized as an Autism Hero by Autism Speaks

Her certifications include:

Sensory Integration Praxis Tests (SIPT) #5181; (Also SCSIT #1647)

Pediatric Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT) #BC-1406−90

Early Childhood Intervention Provider Credential #LC29830899P

Child and Adolescent Mental Health

Provider for The Listening Program (TLP)

Tomatis Center

Interactive Metronome (IM),

IM Gait-​Mate (IMCGM)

History

Established in 1979.

Due to the request of multiple families, Lillian began her private practice initially as a home health provider while gaining valuable experience in the school systems. This followed her experience working in hospital and mental health settings. Working in tandem with several school systems as an itinerant, consultant, and in the diagnostic programs. Lillian then began her specialization in pediatrics and focused on various neurodevelopmental treatments. Having then a child w/​special needs the awareness of advocacy, collaboration, and practical application became necessary and a clinic was needed that would embrace the essence of what was needed to incorporate the equipment. The business continues to evolve as Lillian believes in life long learning and incorporates this into her practice.

Meet the Business Owner

Lillian C.

Business Owner

As a compassionate pediatric therapist since 1978, Lillian has established a comprehensive therapy clinic specializing in numerous neurodevelopmental treatment modalities which target the central nervous system. As the sole Tomatis center, the incorporation of the listening therapy with other neurodevelopmental treatments have yielded international patients. Lillian incorporates experience, advocacy, education, counseling, and emphasizes strong collaborative and communicative teams. Raising three children, one who has Asperger’s, has taught her patience and provided valuable life experiences to incorporate into practice. As an international lecturer, collegiate guest lecturer, mentor for University students, consultant, she continues to gain popularity for her effective therapy results which attracts patients internationally. A life long learner, she continues to learn from others and is committed to providing parents with effective tools to enhance one’s life.