A Occupational Therapy (OT) supports children in developing the essential skills needed for independence, daily functioning, and meaningful participation in life. It focuses on motor, cognitive, sensory, and social-emotional development.
Evaluate milestones, motor skills, sensory processing, cognitive abilities, and functional performance.
Provide therapy for children with developmental delays or neurodevelopmental disorders, including sensory integration and motor skill development.
Improve balance, posture, walking, core strength, and overall coordination.
Enhance hand–eye coordination, pre-writing skills, and self-care tasks like feeding and dressing.
Strengthen attention, memory, problem-solving, and school readiness.
Provide sensory diets and strategies to help children respond appropriately to their environment.
Support emotional regulation, peer interaction, and confidence.
Help children with delayed milestones, high-risk infants, and those needing attention or posture support.
Children gain independence, coordination, confidence, and readiness for daily life and learning, with enhanced sensory, motor, and cognitive skills that support long-term development.
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