Your child may benefit from Occupational Therapy if he/she has difficulty with:

• Fine motor skills
• Reading/writing/cognition
• Hand eye coordination/visual perception
• Over or under responsiveness to sensory input
• Touching, crashing, bumping into objects or people
• Falling often
• Calming self
• Sleeping
• Eating and food choices
• Sitting still, attention, and/or behavior
• Extreme reactions to small problems
• The feel of clothing, baths, hairctus, nail cutting, or tooth brushing
• Play skills
• Social participation
• Dressing, bathing, toileting, hygiene
• Transitioning or accepting  change
• Putting non-food items in mouth
• Recovering from trauma