How do I know if my child needs Occupational Therapy?

• Your child may need OT if he/she has difficulty with:

• Holding and manipulating toys
• Completing visual motor tasks such as puzzles, using scissors, hand writing and copying information from the board
• Tolerating a variety of sensory inputs (sand, swinging, loud sounds)
• Eating
• Coordination (using two hands together)
• Developing a good grasp on a pencil
• Sizing and spacing of letters
• Learning how to dress themselves

• Our pediatric occupational therapists can help with:

• Fine motor skills
• Developmental play skills
• Visual motor / Visual perceptual skills
• Sensory integration skills
• Daily living / Self-help skills
• Oral motor / Feeding skills
• Sensory needs

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