Pediatric Occupational Therapy

Helping children develop the everyday skills they need
to participate more independently and confidently at home, school, and in the community.

How Occupational
Therapy Can Help
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Occupational therapy may address:

Sensory processing and regulation
Fine motor skills
Handwriting and school-readiness skills
Visual-motor and visual-perceptual skills
Motor planning and coordination
Upper-extremity strength and endurance
Self-care and activities of daily living
Attention and participation
Social interaction and play skills
Developmental delays
Adaptive equipment and environmental modifications
Sensory-based feeding difficulties, food aversions, and mealtime participation

Learn More About Occupation Therapy

Contact our team with questions about your child's needs
or All Aboard's occupational therapy services. We would love to connect with you!