Occupational therapy
Helps kids with the everyday “jobs” of childhood: playing, eating, getting dressed, writing, and staying calm.
- Hands and movement
- Holding a pencil or scissors, handwriting, balance, coordination, and strength.
- Senses and calming down
- Big reactions to noise, touch, or movement. Big feelings and hard transitions.
- Eating
- Very picky eating, gagging, trouble chewing, or a short list of “safe” foods.
- School and daily routines
- Getting dressed, getting ready for school, and keeping track of classwork.
