Occupational Therapy

A child learns through play and their daily interactions with individuals in their environment. Occupational Therapy provide child-directed treatment to address a wide range of developmental needs to include:

• Sensory processing/emotional regulation

• Fine motor function and handwriting skills

• Visual perceptual function

• Self-help and feeding skills

• Cognitive development

Occupational therapists also assess a client’s needs for adaptive technology and medical equipment to fully integrate into their community setting.