Children’s primary occupation is to play and learn, and they thrive when these activities are intertwined. Play is therefore a crucial component of a child’s learning process. When a child encounters difficulties in play or learning, it can significantly impact their daily life.

Occupational therapists (OTs) play a vital role in addressing challenges that may hinder a child’s development, with the goal of enhancing their independence and overall functioning. Our role includes evaluating a child’s developmental abilities, activity skills, school performance, and daily living tasks. Through this comprehensive assessment, we establish appropriate and personalized therapy goals to eliminate barriers that impact the child’s emotional, physical, and social needs, ultimately fostering greater independence.