Occupational therapy @ Wildflowers Chiildren’s Therapy

An occupational therapists role in your child’s life is unique and dynamic. Your child may have difficulty with everyday tasks such as, sitting, dressing, eating, and potty-training. You might notice when your child plays using their fingers things aren’t working quite as well; that’s their fine motor skills. As children grow they must be able to sit in a classroom and use those fine motor skills to write and cut with scissors. The ability to self-regulate is a significant factor for school success, and an occupational therapy looks at this through a sensory lens.