An occupational is anything a person wants or needs to do in their daily life. For children their main occupations involve:

• School/Work

• Daily living skills

• Life Skills

• Leisure

• Social Participation

Occupational therapy can be helpful for a teenager or adult who is having difficulty with any or all of the above occupations.

A licensed occupational therapist can look into the “why” behind the difficulty. For many of the underlying concerns include:

• fine motor skills

• motor planning

• sensory processing

• visual perceptual skills

• oculomotor skills

• executive functioning

Occupational therapy is a whole body approach, meaning we look at the individuality of each person and the big picture of their lives. By treating a person in their natural environment, we can allow for the more individualized, best quality care out there!