Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    Rebecca Rainwater, OTR

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed Closed

    Rebecca Rainwater, OTR Photos

    You might also consider

    Recommended Reviews - Rebecca Rainwater, OTR

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration
    Photo of Mar L.
    0
    10
    0

    11 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 1
    Oh no 0

    Ask the Community - Rebecca Rainwater, OTR

    You might also consider

    Verify this business for free

    People searched for Occupational Therapy 234 times last month within 15 miles of this business.

    Verify this business

    Children's Therapy of Woodinville

    Children's Therapy of Woodinville

    3.8(6 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    I had an extremely disappointing experience at this clinic with my 2-year-old toddler and mother…read more From the moment we arrived, my son was understandably scared and crying due to the unfamiliar environment. What made this experience truly shocking was the therapist, Jasmine, who made zero effort to comfort my child. Instead of offering any assistance, she sat with a stern, detached expression, leaving me and my mother to frantically try and calm him down on our own. We know that music usually helps soothe my toddler, so we played some children's songs at a reasonable volume in a room with closed doors. To our surprise, Jasmine asked us to turn it off without giving any reason, adding to the tension rather than alleviating it. Throughout the entire session, she showed no patience or empathy, merely sitting back and watching as my son cried. What truly drove us to leave was when my son got frightened by the watch she was wearing. I politely asked if she could pull her sleeve down just a little (which is about 1cm from the watch) to cover it, hoping it might help ease his fear. She refused, saying: "No, I'm just going to leave it here as is. I always wear it, and I'm just going to leave it here." At that moment, I realized that with her attitude and approach, there was no chance of making meaningful progress in this session. We left with my son still upset, and I shared my concerns with the clinic staff. To their credit, the staff and managers listened to my feedback attentively, which I do appreciate. However, the therapy experience itself was appallingly poor. I would not recommend this therapist to anyone, and I sincerely hope no other child or parent has to endure such a distressing and unprofessional session.

    We had a positive experience with our SLP, Shay Sullivan. She works hard to meet the learning needs…read moreof your child & plans therapy alongside the family well. She is open to feedback and direction from outside tutors and IEP goals to design specific learning objectives for a child with dyslexia. Communication with the clinic, front desk, billing and office manager unfortunately, is lacking. The owner is not an open nor, honest person and does not take time to understand the truth of a situation. *Beware: If you take a two week family trip in the summer and your clinician also takes a trip the following two weeks, you'll be accused of cancelling half of your scheduled appointments for the summer and then given a warning of violating an attendance contract, (even though majority of these appointments were re-scheduled). Later, this will be used against you when your child is sick with a fever and has to cancel last minute. It really is a bummer to be taken off the schedule because of incomplete records and lack of communication. Other things to know: -The office staff is not welcoming as you enter the clinic, nor do they let you know if your clinician is coming soon or not. -You are responsible for tracking your co-pay payments and being sure to pay them. This is tricking if another caregiver has to bring the child to their appointment because the office does not keep a credit card on file at the clinic. -Therapists discuss private therapy and decisions in the waiting area with caregivers, which is overwhelming and crowded. I have heard many private discussions in that waiting room due to this model of communication. Overall, it's a decent place to receive therapy services and they do have a fabulous swing area. Don't make the same mistake I did, be mindful of your communication with the clinic. Be sure to be clear about their expectations for scheduling. Don't assume anything, never run a few minutes late and don't get sick or you'll be on their list.

    Kindering - She loves her co-op preschool so much and the teachers are just wonderful.

    Kindering

    4.3(6 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    Similar to many "pandemic babies" our toddler had a speech delay and limited socialization. My…read moredaughter was referred to Kindering's birth through three early intervention. Everyone there was been just wonderful. She has blossomed, and we are so proud of how far she has come. We had speech and play therapists come to our house weekly and we joined the co-op preschool, which is the highlight of my daughter's week (and everyone is excellent about COVID precautions). In co-op she learned to share toys with other children, follow directions in circle time, play at the gym, and try new snacks. They teachers are very patient, kind, and thoughtful and gave advice on not only speech exercises but behavior, managing tantrums, setting boundaries. In a society where teachers/therapists don't get enough credit, I wanted to say thanks to Theresa, Jen, Katherine, and Laura. Things such as making a personalized bedtime routine chart, wearing a princess dress for my princess obsessed daughter's birthday, and setting up her favorite toys mean a lot. My daughter has gone from whispering just "mama/dada" to using her voice and saying 10 word sentences / verb tenses so she is "graduating" (complete with a tiny cap/tassel and grown). This will make her transition to daycare/preschool much smoother, and I hope she will always love school like Kindering co-op. We will miss these teachers very much and are truly grateful for everything.

    I had a disappointing experience due to a lack of transparency in billing. I was initially informed…read morethat the cost would be $35 per session, but later received a bill that was more than three times higher. This was never clearly communicated upfront. Clear and upfront pricing is essential for building trust with patients. I hope they improve their communication and billing practices to avoid similar issues for others.

    Photos
    Kindering
    Kindering
    Kindering

    See all

    Rebecca Rainwater, OTR - occupationaltherapy - Updated May 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...