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Occupational therapy helps children with many of the factors that affect their ability to participate in their everyday activities. Below are some examples of how occupational therapy can help.

Occupational therapy has slightly different ways of working for each child and for each challenge. When reading the following texts, please remember that this will vary somewhat depending on each person, child or family’s unique situation.

Occupational therapy has slightly different ways of working for each child and for each challenge. When reading these texts, please remember that this will vary somewhat depending on each person, child or family’s unique situation.