Occupational Therapy
It aims to treat many behaviors and patterns:
• Sensory input disorders (touch - sounds - lighting)
• Difficulties in motor skills and balance
• Difficulties in everyday activities (dressing and eating etc.)
• Difficulties in fine motor skills (pen-grasping, writing quality and use of scissors etc.)
• Hyperactivity and attention deficit disorders (ADD)
• Difficulties in visual motor skills (drawing paths between lines - copying numbers and shapes etc.)
• Difficulties in visual cognitive skills (matching, distinguishing sizes, assembling puzzles etc.)
• Difficulties in motor planning (following verbal directions, starting activities and completing serial tasks etc.)
• Sensory input disorders (touch - sounds - lighting)
• Difficulties in motor skills and balance
• Difficulties in everyday activities (dressing and eating etc.)
• Difficulties in fine motor skills (pen-grasping, writing quality and use of scissors etc.)
• Hyperactivity and attention deficit disorders (ADD)
• Difficulties in visual motor skills (drawing paths between lines - copying numbers and shapes etc.)
• Difficulties in visual cognitive skills (matching, distinguishing sizes, assembling puzzles etc.)
• Difficulties in motor planning (following verbal directions, starting activities and completing serial tasks etc.)
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Building Skills for Success.
At our center, we believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to participate fully in daily life. Occupational therapy (OT) plays a crucial role in helping individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) develop the skills they need to thrive.