Occupational Therapy✍️

Pediatric Occupational Therapy (OT) helps children build the skills they need to participate in everyday activities—at home, at school, and in the community. These “occupations” can include everything from getting dressed and feeding themselves to playing, writing, and paying attention in class.

We use fun, play-based activities and personalized strategies to help each child overcome challenges and reach meaningful developmental milestones.

Whether your child has a diagnosis such as autism, sensory processing disorder, Down syndrome, or ADHD—or simply needs support with fine motor or daily living skills—our pediatric OT team is here to help. We meet each child with compassion and expertise, building skills that foster independence, confidence, and success in their everyday routines.

OT Focus Areas:

Fine Motor Skills

• Hand and upper body use

• Grasp patterns

• Manual dexterity skills

• Muscle strength through out core and upper body

Activities of Daily Living

• Feeding skills (both ability to self-feed and sensory based feeding difficulties

• Dressing skills

• Self-care skills related to grooming and hygiene

• Ability to function independently within the community

Visual Motor Integration

• Visual Skills

• Handwriting

• Motor coordination and planning

Sensory processing

• Ability to play and engage with age appropriate activities

• Ability to engage in social participation

• Sensory processing abilities - touch, smell, hearing, movement, vision