Occupational Therapy

What is Occupational Therapy? 

Occupational therapy (OT) focuses on helping children perform everyday activities, that are  vital for everyday necessities. These activities may include self-care (e.g., bathing, dressing, eating/feeding, and social participation).

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Occupational Therapy Ages Birth-5

Early intervention occupational therapy (EI OT) is critical because it addresses developmental delays, sensory challenges, or motor skill difficulties during a child’s most formative years. This period is a time of rapid brain development, where interventions can have the greatest impact on a child’s growth and long-term abilities.

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Where Can My Child Receive Occupational Therapy Help?

We Can Provide Occupational Therapy Services In Convenient Locations For You Such As: 

✅ In-Home
✅ Preschool 
✅ Daycare

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How Can Occupational Therapy Help My Child?

Occupational Therapy can support your child with:

✅ Improve Fine Motor Skills (skills like holding a pencil, cutting with scissors, buttoning clothes, or tying shoes)
✅ Enhancing Gross Motor Skills (activities like jumping, balancing, or climbing that require whole-body coordination)
✅ Addressing Sensory Processing Issues
✅ Building Independence in Daily Tasks
✅ Enhancing Social and Play Skills
✅ Promote Learning and Attention 
✅ Preparing for School Success (OT can support handwriting, classroom participation, and adapting to a structured environment)
✅ And more

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