Category: Occupational Therapy

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Around the country, awareness of sensory processing disorders is growing, as is medical understanding of what these conditions are and how to address them. Sensory

Pediatric occupational therapy is a field of physical therapy that helps children to overcome injuries or developmental deficits in motor development, sensory perception, or other

Dyspraxia, sometimes also known as developmental coordination disorder or DCD, is a condition that affects both fine and gross motor coordination. Typically diagnosed in children

ADHD is a common problem with many children. Once their child is diagnosed by a pediatrician or other medial professional, many parents may have trouble

Note: This blog post is intended for informational purposes only and should not be used in place of professional treatment or diagnosis from a doctor,

Cerebral palsy is a permanent condition. However, you can still help your child develop the skills they need to navigate their world. Occupational therapy can

If your child has autism, then recognizing the early signs and symptoms of it is important. Starting therapy early can make a world of difference

Fine motor skills in children occur when the hands use smaller muscles to perform simple tasks such as doing up buttons. They influence the general

The ability of the brain to make sense of what the eyes see is referred to as visual perception. Note that it is not akin