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.
Discovery Therapy's resources and flexible occupational therapy programs mean there’s hope and help is available!
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