Occupational Therapy (OT)

What Does an OT Do?
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Occupational Therapists support children and youth participate in various activities and areas of their lives. OTs DO THIS by providing support to develop skills, or making adjustments to the activity or the environment.
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Areas an OT may provide support include:
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Play: learning to play with others, using different types of toys, support with recreational activities,
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Environment: Following routines, staying focused,
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Activities for everyday living: eating, getting dressed, toileting, sleeping, bathing,
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Fine motor skills (picking up small items, doing buttons and zippers)
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Sensory info?
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How Does an OT Help the Child/Youth:
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How to Make a Referral:
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Please contact us for more information regarding our program. For any school related occupational therapy needs please contact your school team/admistration