Occupational therapy works on meaningful daily activities
Paediatric OT considers what a child needs and wants to do at home, school and in the community. The therapist looks at sensory processing, posture, motor planning, hand skills, attention and the environment around the task.
Goals may involve dressing, feeding participation, toileting routines, play, pencil use, classroom access or completing family routines with greater independence.
- Self-care skills
- Fine motor and handwriting
- Sensory regulation
- Play and classroom participation





