Your child may benefit from occupational therapy if they have difficulty with:
Fine motor skills, such as handwriting, cutting, dressing, or using small objects
Sensory processing, including sensitivity to sounds, textures, movement, clothing, or foods
Attention, emotional regulation, transitions, planning, or organization
Balance, coordination, strength, motor planning, or body awareness
Daily activities such as dressing, feeding, toileting, brushing teeth, or following routines
Play, social participation, independence, or school-related skills
Feeding or oral-motor skills, including picky eating
We also support children with autism, ADHD, developmental delays, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, and other conditions that affect participation in everyday life.
You don’t need a diagnosis to reach out.
Maybe you’re wondering:
Is this sensory behavior typical?
Why is getting dressed so difficult?
Should I be concerned about handwriting?
Is my child ready for kindergarten?
Whether your child needs a comprehensive evaluation, a developmental screening, or simply a conversation about your concerns, we’re happy to help you determine the next step.
