OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
What is occupational therapy?
Occupational therapy is what the name says: therapeutic services for everyday activities- occupations. It is a treatment for young and old alike, which helps people lacking in or with affected motor function, sensory processing, self-regulation, etc.
This therapy is not just a standard treatment for injuries inflicted by accidents. It differs for each per their needs.
For a child, the therapy will evaluate his/her district needs and challenges or any other particular conditions and cater to them accordingly.
An occupational therapist orchestrates a series of activities to help a person. It can include tasks like:
- Taking care of oneself (self-dressing)
- Writing your thoughts; taking notes
- Balancing a pencil on your finger
- Throwing and catching a ball
- Organizing your room, books or your closet
- Responding to a sensory stimulus
We use evidence-based modalities like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to empower individuals to take control of their lives. Our team personalizes each session based on your needs, whether you’re looking for behavior therapy for children, teens, or adults.
How can it help?
It can empower people helping them fulfill their dreams and milestones they want to conquer despite their illness, injury, or disability. It can help the people struggling to live a better, healthier life for mind and body alike.
Whether it’s a non-verbal child developing basic communication or a child with articulation disorder refining their speech clarity, our individualized treatment plans are designed to empower lasting growth.
Who might need it?
Occupational therapy for children with autism
How to find an occupational therapist?
