Occupational Therapy

Supporting children in developing essential skills for daily activities and independence.

We empower individuals to engage in meaningful activities and routines by addressing physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges. Through personalized interventions, it helps people of all ages regain independence in daily tasks, such as self-care, work, and leisure activities. we collaborate with parents to develop strategies, adapt environments, and utilize assistive devices to enhance overall well-being and participation in life roles.

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We work on a variety of conditions and areas, including:

1. Developmental delays: Fine motor, cognitive, and social-emotional delays.
2. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): social skills, sensory integration, and adaptive behaviors.
3. Cerebral Palsy (CP): To improve mobility, strength, and functional skills development of Hands.
4. Down Syndrome: cognitive, social, and physical development.
5. ADHD: attention, impulse control, and organizational skills.
6. Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD): sensory integration, regulation, and coping strategies.
7. Pediatric rehabilitation: after injury or surgery, to regain strength and function of hands.
8. Feeding difficulties: oral motor skills, feeding aversion, and picky eating.
9. Handwriting and fine motor skills: handwriting, typing, and dexterity development.

We use play-based and child-centered approaches to promote development, independence, and participation in daily activities. We may employ techniques like:

- Play therapy
- Sensory integration activities
- Adaptive equipment and assistive technology
- Exercise and physical activity programs
- Parent-child interaction therapy
- School and classroom adaptations
- Self-care and daily living skills training