Occupational Therapy
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Who Needs Occupational Therapy?
Occupational Therapy (OT) helps children become more independent in their daily activities. It focuses on improving motor skills, attention, sensory processing, self-care, and behavior in a child-friendly way.
Children may need OT if they have difficulties with:
- Development & Behavior
- Motor Skills
- Daily Living Skills
- Sensory Issues
- Neurodevelopmental Conditions:
Our assessment is child-friendly, structured, and play-based, helping us understand the child’s strengths and areas of need.
The Therapy Approach: What Happens Next?
Once the assessment is done, a personalized therapy plan is made based on your child’s specific needs.
Customized Goals
Play-Based Therapy Sessions
Parent Training & Home Program
Progress Monitoring
Real Progress Happens with the Right Support
Occupational Therapy is not just about exercises—it’s about helping your child feel confident, independent, and capable in everyday life.
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FAQs !
If you notice delays in speech, learning, movement, or social skills, professional evaluation could help identify the next steps. Early support can make a big difference, and we’re here to guide you through every phase.
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Hearing tests are suitable for any age. Whether it’s toddlers, teens, or adults noticing difficulty in conversations or noisy settings, testing is a smart step toward clarity.
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Not at all! You can directly schedule a consultation with us anytime. If you have a doctor’s referral, we welcome that too. It helps us understand your medical history better and provide targeted care.
Regular cleaning, proper storage, and avoiding exposure to water and extreme temperatures can help extend the life of your hearing aids. We’ll guide you through detailed care instructions for your specific device.