Bloom and Anchor Wellness exists because maternal wellness and infant development are not separate journeys — they're one. We support the whole family unit through occupational therapy-based care, addressing physical recovery, emotional wellbeing, and developmental growth side by side, so no mother has to choose between caring for their baby and being cared for themselves.

No, Bloom and Anchor Wellness is a private-pay, wellness-based practice. We do not accept insurance or offer superbills for reimbursement, since infant massage sessions are educational and wellness-focused rather than a covered medical treatment.

Currently, we work with newborn to 12 months of age. Please check back as we expand our services.

During infant massage I will educate you on strokes and gentle movements. You will practice on your baby during class or you can practice on a doll/stuffed animal if your baby is sleeping or not in the mood for a massage.

No. Infant massage sessions are educational and wellness-focused, not a clinical OT evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have concerns about your baby's development, feeding, movement, or medical needs, please consult your pediatrician or ask about scheduling a formal OT evaluation separately.

The group series is a 5-week virtual class with other families, live demonstrations, and a printable guide. Private sessions are one-on-one, available virtually or in-home (DMV area), and tailored to your family's specific pace and needs description

We understand that life happens and can impact your ability to attend your scheduled class. We ask that you provide advanced notice (24 hrs).

If you miss a group session, you are welcome to attend that class during the next group cohort.

If you miss a private session, we will work together to reschedule.

It is beneficial to both the parent(s) and baby to complete the sessions in consecutive weeks as each week builds on the previous week.