If my child has a developmental delay, will she/he
be able to "catch-up" to peers through
participating in occupational therapy?
Occupational therapy is often used very successfully to
address a specific problem. Children usually make
dramatic improvements within the first four months of
therapy and then reach a plateau in which they practice
and integrate new found skills before another surge of
improvement.
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be able to "catch-up" to peers through
participating in occupational therapy?
Occupational therapy is often used very successfully to
address a specific problem. Children usually make
dramatic improvements within the first four months of
therapy and then reach a plateau in which they practice
and integrate new found skills before another surge of
improvement.
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