Occupational Therapy

What is occupational therapy?

It is very difficult to live with a disability, illness or injury and live a happy and normal life. But an occupational therapy (OT) will teach you to cope with these situations that live a more fulfilling and active life. With an occupational therapy, you can do the following tasks properly.

• Eating without seeking help from others
• Participating in fun activities
• Doing office work independently
• Doing everyday tasks confidently such as taking a bath or dressing up
• Doing the laundry or cleaning the house

Occupational Therapies are particularly beneficial for people with speaking and behavioural disorders such as ADHD, cerebral palsy, developmental delays or issues related to motor skills or fine motor skills development.

So, consult one of our occupational therapists today and start living a life full of happiness and good experiences.

When does a child need occupational therapy?

Does your child find it difficult to cope with day-to-day activities at home, school, or in social situations?

Does your child face challenges in doing the activities that his friends can do effortlessly? If not, then he or she must have certain sensory issues such as hand flapping, jumping, or unusual finger movement, right?

If yes, then occupational therapy (OT) is the best solution to fix these issues.  Occupational therapies not only help your child overcome these disorders nicely but they are also effective in making his or her life happy and comfortable.

Once the therapy is over, your child can expect major improvements in any of the following areas:

• Developmental delay
• Fine motor skills
• Movement, strength, and balance development
• Visual processing
• Oral sensory skills
• Social interaction skills
• Learning challenges
• Play skills

When to consult an Occupational Therapist?

For kids, playing is a way to explore the world around them, learn to interact with it, and develop essential life skills. As they grow up, these skills allow them to connect with others and become more independent and responsible.

However, some kids have trouble mastering the same skills that allow them to explore and interact with the world around them.

Such kids usually face issues related to the development of fine or gross motor skills, sensory processing, visual perceptual skills, and other abilities. So, children with these disabilities must go for an Occupational Therapy without a miss.

Therefore, consult one of our occupational therapists (OTs) today and treat any of the said conditions nicely before they affect your present and future negatively.

More specifically, an occupational therapist is a healthcare professional who treats every patient individually based on their daily activities and lifestyle preferences.

This improves the victim’s performance and skills, so that they can live a meaningful and fulfilling life do every task confidently and actively.