One-on-one Occupational Therapy session key focus areas

• Daily Living Skills Helping your child become more independent in everyday tasks.
• Motor Skills Addressing both large movements (like running) and fine movements (like writing).
• Sensory Processing Understanding how your child responds to sensory input (like sounds, textures, or lights).
• Play and Leisure Supporting skills that make playtime and hobbies more enjoyable and meaningful.
• Work-Related Skills Cognitive and perceptual skills to help with decision making.
• School-Readiness Skills Copying skills and ability to be attentive in class.
• Behavior Management Observing how your child behaves in different situations and providing support.
• Attention and Concentration Helping your child focus and stay engaged.

Our primary goal is to enable people to participate in the activities of daily life independently.