Occupational Therapy aims to increase a child's independence with childhood occupations, such as play, self-care, and school-related tasks. The primary areas of focus are motor coordination, sensory processing, and attention.

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In Occupational Therapy, we work on: 

• Core strengthening and coordination

• Early fine motor skills, such as using fasteners 

• Later fine motor skills, including handwriting

• Improving emotional regulation

• Reducing the impact of sensory challenges in daily life