| Children who benefit from occupational therapy typically experience problems in the areas of social, emotional, behavioral, academic, sensory and motor development. Children may have difficulty in learning to read, write, do math, or organize schoolwork. Some problems may be complicated by: |
| Benefits of Occupational Therapy |
| • Learn to adapt • Adjust to a variety of demands • Become socially flexible and competent |
| • Impairments with sight, hearing, cognition or family trauma • Developmental delays • Emotional Fragility |
| Through occupational therapy children can: |
