Personalized speech intervention in person
Occupational Therapy mainly focuses on developing skills through play. The therapy
improves the daily living activities that are essential for children such as self
care,
emotional regulation, motor skills, sensory skills, playing & socialization, and
other
activities they do at school and at home.
Children who find learning daily activities difficult, the occupational therapist
breaks
these complex tasks in small steps which they can grasp easily. They are able to
master
skills like writing, eating, putting on clothes, etc, and do it independently.
Occupation therapy improves motor coordination like using both the hands, helps the
child sit still & concentrate, and teaches materials used in school like pencil,
ruler,
eraser & sharpener.