Imagine your child's "job" is to play, learn, and grow. OT focuses on developing the skills children need to participate fully in their daily activities.

Skills that can be addressed:

• Fine Motor Skills – Strengthening small hand and finger movements needed for tasks like writing, buttoning clothes, and using utensils

• Visual Motor Skills – Helping children coordinate their eyes and hands for activities like catching a ball, cutting with scissors, or handwriting

• Visual Perception – Improving how children interpret and understand what they see, which is important for reading, puzzles, and finding objects in a busy space

• Executive Functioning – Developing attention, memory, and problem-solving skills to help with focus, organization, and daily routines

• Sensory Processing – Supporting children in how they interpret and respond to sensory input (touch, sounds, movement, and more). We help kids who may be over- or under-sensitive to their environment, which can affect emotions and behavior

• Self-Care Skills – Teaching everyday tasks like dressing, eating, bathing, and toileting to promote independence

• Social-Emotional Skills – Encouraging positive interactions, such as sharing and taking turns