Occupational Therapy
What is Occupational Therapy (OT)?
Occupational therapy helps children participate in everyday activities that are important to them—whether it’s playing, learning, or completing daily tasks. Our goal is to support children in developing the skills they need to thrive in their world.
Empowering Children Through Play and Everyday Activities
We take a child-led, strengths-based approach that makes therapy fun and engaging. By incorporating play and everyday activities into sessions, we help children gain confidence and independence while developing essential life skills.If you’d like to learn more about how OT can support your child, contact us today!
How Occupational Therapy Helps
Our pediatric OTs work with children to:
- Develop new skills – Supporting children in learning tasks like dressing, handwriting, or self-care.
- Improve motor skills – Strengthening fine and gross motor abilities for better coordination and independence.
- Regulate sensory processing – Helping children manage sensitivities to sound, touch, movement, or other sensory input.
- Support behavior and emotional regulation – Teaching strategies for attention, frustration tolerance, and self-regulation.
- Adapt to environments – Modifying home or school settings to create supportive routines and structures.
Who Can Benefit from OT?
Occupational therapy can be helpful for children with:
- Developmental delays
- Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
- Sensory processing challenges
- Fine and gross motor skill difficulties
- Behavioral and emotional regulation needs
- ADHD or attention-related difficulties
Areas of Focus
Our OTs provide support in a variety of areas, including:
- Sensory processing
- Motor skill development
- Learning and attention
- Social and emotional regulation
- Daily routines and independence