Children’s occupational therapy helps kids and teens develop the skills they need to participate in everyday activities. OT supports independence, confidence, and participation in daily routines at home, school, and in the community. Therapy may focus on fine motor skills, coordination, visual–motor integration, and sensory processing to help children engage in tasks such as writing, dressing, feeding, and learning.
Children’s occupational therapy helps kids and teens develop the skills they need to participate in everyday activities. OT supports independence, confidence, and participation in daily routines at home, school, and in the community. Therapy may focus on fine motor skills, coordination, visual–motor integration, and sensory processing to help children engage in tasks such as writing, dressing, feeding, and learning.
Children who have difficulty with daily activities, routines, or independence may benefit from OT. This includes children with developmental delays, learning differences, diagnosed conditions, or challenges that affect participation in everyday life.
Get care from home—no commute, no waiting rooms
Plans tailored to your family's needs and priorities
Skills you and your child can use in real life
Common Signs You May Benefit from Children’s Occupational Therapy
Common Signs You May Benefit from Children’s Occupational Therapy
Ask your physician to fax an order for therapy and your medical records (including ICD-10, allergies and medications, order for evaluation, and visit note) to (719) 425-3656
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