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Occupational Therapy Services

Occupational Therapy Services

Occupational therapy (OT) in schools is a vital service that helps students succeed in their educational environment. It focuses on supporting children who have difficulties with the physical, cognitive, or sensory aspects of their development, which can impact their ability to perform daily school activities.

Key Areas of Focus in School-Based Occupational Therapy

  1. Fine Motor Skills:
    • Handwriting
    • Cutting with scissors
    • Manipulating small objects
  2. Gross Motor Skills:
    • Balance and coordination
    • Navigating the school environment
    • Participating in physical activities
  3. Sensory Processing:
    • Managing sensory sensitivities (e.g., noise, light, textures)
    • Regulating arousal levels for optimal learning
  4. Self-Care Skills:
    • Dressing
    • Eating
    • Personal hygiene
  5. Executive Functioning:
    • Organization and time management
    • Attention and focus
    • Problem-solving and planning
  6. Social Skills:
    • Interacting with peers and teachers
    • Understanding social cues
    • Developing appropriate behaviors
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