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occupational therapy school preschool

 Services    

What Is Occupational Therapy?

 

  • Occupational Therapists specialize in supporting people to perform their daily, meaningful activities or "occupations" 
 
  • Occupational Therapists support children with physical, developmental, sensory, attentional and/or learning challenges to promote their health and well-being through meaningful activities
 
  • Children's "occupations" include socializing, playing, learning, and developing independent self-help skills (toileting, hygiene, feeding, washing, sleeping)
 

Available Services

 

  • Assessment and reports
  • Home based intervention and consultation services
  • Preschool, daycare, and community based services
  • Collaborative team based services with Speech Language Pathologist, Behaviour Consultant and Interventionist, as seen fit by your family
  • Educational presentations to community groups on requested topics
 
* Referral or diagnosis is not required to access services
 

Common Family Goals

 

  • Developing your child's participation and independence within self-help routines (toileting, dressing, hygiene, feeding, sleep, chores)

 

  • Developing your child's fine motor skills (little finger movements) and gross motor skills (big movements) to participate in daily routines and interactions at home, school, and in the community

 

  • Improving your child's ability to emotionally cope with everyday stressors and sensory processing differences to stay calm and happy 

 

 
 
picky eating eater
sensory messy play
occupational therapy printing colouring drawing
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