Occupational Therapy for Kids Who Need Support
What is Occupational Therapy for Kids?
Occupational therapy is the process of building occupational day-to-day skills among struggling children. These skills may include seemingly ordinary tasks like brushing teeth, holding a pencil, playing or getting dressed. The meaning of occupation is different for children as compared to adults.
At Beyond Infinity ABA, we provide customized occupational therapy for your children with a special focus on autism and related issues. Our expert children’s occupational therapists work on children’s motor skills across various environments. Many families are familiar with occupational therapy, but if you are just starting, we are here.
How Child Occupational Therapy for Autism Helps
Our Pediatric Occupational Therapy for kids identify the core issues of children, especially in the motor domain, and help them develop the necessary skills. These skills help them in daily tasks at home, in school or society. Some of the areas we usually focus on include:
Helping to grasp small objects, write or improve coordination, balance and body awareness.
Assisting those who overreact or underreact to touch, sound, or movement, etc.
Self-care routines like dressing, brushing teeth, and other daily jobs.
Facilitating interaction, sharing, and play to build confidence and relationships.
Supporting attention span, posture, hand strength, and other school-based skills.
Common Signs That Show Your Child Needs an OT:
Delayed Motor Skills
Skills related to motor neurons are delayed, like walking, running or drawing, etc. Your child’s body movements are slower than those of normal children.
Sensory Problems
Signs of sensitivities to the sensory stimulus, for example, sound, touch or light, etc. The child may try to avoid complex play, resist wearing clothes or show discomfort with loud noises.
Daily Tasks Difficulties
Daily tasks like brushing, zipping or buttoning shirts or eating are difficult. If your child is struggling with these, you might need to book an OT.
Affective Domain Problems
It is difficult for your child to express emotions or calm themselves. They may also face challenges while switching from one activity to another.
Lack of Independence
OT can also help build autonomy if your child is facing a problem in this sector. Some children require more help with their day-to-day tasks than their peers.
Why Our ABA Occupational Therapy?
- Autism-focused therapists
- Family is involved in every step
- Fully individualized treatment plans
- OT + ABA collaboration
- Clear goals and measurable progress
- Fun and sensory-friendly spaces
Your First Session is Just Three Steps Away!
Step # 1
Appointment Scheduling
Talk to our care coordinator about your concerns and expectations. They might ask you some questions to get you scheduled with the right BCBA/RBT.
Step # 2
Evaluation & Testing
Our expert BCBA will conduct a thorough analysis during the evaluation session. We might need certain information to craft a treatment plan.
Step # 3
1st Session!
Our team will follow up with you for the first once everything is set up. We will decide your schedule and hours based on your requirements.
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Frequently Asked Questions
It is a simple process, as you can reach out to us through our website or by phone call. Our team will guide you through the process and schedule an initial evaluation.
An occupational therapist helps autistic children build life skills, including communication, motor coordination, self-care and related things.
It is used to support children with developmental delays, motor skills problems, autism and attention problems.
There are several signs that suggest that your child might need occupational therapy. These signs include problems with gross motor skills, touch or sound sensitivity and trouble with social interactions.
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