When parents hear the words occupational therapy, they often think about handwriting, pencil grip, buttons, or improving fine motor skills. Those can certainly be part of pediatric occupational therapy, but they are only a small part of the bigger picture. For a child, an “occupation”…
When parents first hear the words Occupational Therapy, many assume it has something to do with jobs or careers. Then comes the obvious question: “My child is only 4 years old. Why would they need occupational therapy?” The answer is surprisingly simple. For children with…


