Kids on the POINT OT in Point Loma provides pediatric occupational therapy from a home-based sensory integration studio on Carleton Street, led by University of St. Augustine-trained therapist Megan Jewell. The practice provides pediatric OT across all developmental stages using sensory-integration equipment, backyard motor-skills courses, and the Safe and Sound Protocol — a neurophysiological listening therapy for nervous-system regulation — building treatment plans often initiated by referrals from peninsula pediatricians such as Perlman Pediatrics Point Loma. Jewell earned her B.S. in Kinesiology from Sonoma State University in 2010 and her M.S. in Occupational Therapy in 2012, then took over the practice from its founder after a 2023 retirement transition that preserved the studio's sensory-integration methodology. Treatment targets include self-help skills, feeding challenges, handwriting, social engagement, and sensory-processing differences for neurodiverse children, with parent-coaching sessions that complement behavioral support from providers like Kind Mind. The studio's most intensive cases involve multi-domain developmental delays requiring concurrent OT, parent-coaching, and Safe and Sound Protocol integration across a 12-week treatment arc.