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A pediatric occupational therapy initial assessment is a comprehensive evaluation of a child's abilities and challenges related to daily activities. The assessment typically includes an interview with the child and their caregiver, observation of the child's performance in various tasks, and standardized testing. The therapist will use the information gathered to develop a personalized treatment plan to help your child improve their functional skills and promote improved community and home engagement.

A pediatric occupational therapy session can be a fun and engaging for your child. The therapist will work with the child to promote skills such as fine motor coordination, sensory processing, and self-care. Activities may include playing with toys, practicing handwriting, and working on balance and coordination. These sessions can be done in the comfort of the child's home or in a community setting such as a park or playground.

Pediatric occupational therapy family education and training is an essential component of the therapy process. It involves educating and training family members on how to support and facilitate their child's progress outside of therapy sessions. This can include teaching parents how to incorporate therapeutic activities into their daily routines and providing them with strategies to address their child's specific needs. By involving families in the therapy process, children can make greater strides towards achieving their goals.

Online resources are designed to help parents support their child's development. From sensory integration activities to fine motor exercises, our resources provide practical and effective solutions for parents to use at home. We are committed to helping parents empower their children to reach their full potential.