Occupational Therapy

• Difficulty with ADL tasks such as dressing, bathing, brushing teeth, putting socks and shoes on and completing daily routines. 

• Fine motor skills such as writing, pencil grasp or using feeding utensils. 

• Challenges with social participation and interacting with same aged peers.

• Executive functioning deficits including organizational skills, completing tasks and transitioning from one activity to another. 

• Delayed developmental milestones 

• Trouble with imaginative play and flexible thinking

• Sensory processing difficulties i.e. sensitive to loud noises, certain textures or sensory seeking behaviors such as deep pressure or light touch.

• Coordination and safety concerns-frequent falling and balance issues.

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If you notice any of these signs in your child, consider exploring the potential benefits of occupational therapy to support their development and daily life.
 

Areas we address 

• Autism

• Cerebral Palsy

• Low or High tone

• Sensory processing disorder 

• ADHD/ADD

• Developmental delays

• Self regulation issues

• Visual motor and perceptual deficits

• Dysgraphia

• Fine and gross motor delays

• Neurodevelopmental disorders

• Down syndrome

• Apraxia

• Erb Palsy/Brachial Plexus injuries