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Occupational Therapy

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Occupational therapy (OT) is an important part of helping children with developmental, physical, or mental health issues reach their full potential. OT can help children learn age-appropriate skills, develop fine motor skills, improve social and communication skills, and much more. It’s a holistic approach to helping children become more independent and successful.


Here are five keyways occupational therapy can help your child:

1. Enhance development: OT can help children with developmental delays, autism, and other conditions develop age-appropriate skills such as self-care and communication.

2. Improve motor skills: OT can help children with physical disabilities or delays in motor development improve their coordination and fine motor skills.

3. Increase independence: OT can help children with disabilities learn how to do everyday tasks independently.

4. Foster social and communication skills: OT can help children learn how to interact with peers, communicate their needs, and make friends.

5. Enhance self-esteem: OT can help children build self-confidence, which can help them be more successful in both school and life.


If you think your child may benefit from occupational therapy, speak with your paediatrician or another health professional. They can refer you to an OT who can evaluate your child and create a personalized treatment plan.

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