Occupational therapy

Occupational therapy is the art and science of enabling participation in everyday meaningful activities in the pediatric population these activities include:

• Self care task(dressing, feeding, sleeping etc.)
• School productivity(tabletop activities including handwriting, cutting and other fine motor activities)
• Leisure activities(play skills, social skills etc.) An occupational therapist can evaluate a child’s ability to participate in the above daily activities and compare them to what is developmentally appropriate for his or her age group. Treatment is focused on improving the child’s skill level in the desired areas, based on the goals and needs of the parents and the child.

Helping children build better self-esteem, confidence and independence in all the things they do.

• Sensory Processing Disorder
• Balance, Coordination, Strength and Endurance
• Fine motor and handwriting
• Visual motor integration
• Play and social Skills
• Feeding and Oral motor skills
• Self-care
• Academic and Cognitive skills
• Developmental Delays