Here are a few of the areas we look at when assessing your child for occupational therapy.
Visual motor skills and visual motor integration are how we take in information visually and use our hands and body in response to that information.
Fine motor skills involve the coordination of the small muscles in the hands and fingers to complete tasks.
Developing this area will allow the child to get more independence with everyday tasks such as drawing, writing, opening containers, putting on their clothes, brushing their teeth, etc.
Emotional Regulation can help the child identify their emotions and learn strategies on how to regulate their emotions.
Sensory Processing can help to support a child and how they process sensory information in their environment or from their own body.